ZAC HARMON
Genres: Blues, RnB • United States

Born and raised in Jackson in the heart of Mississippi, Zac Harmon is a true extension of the music that came from the city’s historic Farish Street district, the home of blues legend Elmore James. A guitarist, organist, singer, and songwriter, Harmon's distinctive style combines the best of old-school soul-blues artists like Z.Z. Hill and Dorothy Moore with modern lyrics and themes that allow the blues to breathe in the new millennium. His live performances combine elements of everything that influenced him: soul-blues, gospel, reggae, and modern blues-rock.   Harmon played guitar for Hill and Moore, as well as Sam Myers and McKinley Mitchell, when they passed through on their regional tours, and he finally moved to L.A. in the early '80s to take a real shot at this music business. He began as a session musician, and then established himself as a writer and producer as well. He wrote read more...