Zachary Kibbee is a Los Angeles rock artist whose style combines his love for blues and classic rock with more modern elements from bands like Sublime and the Red Hot Chili Peppers who also brought a SoCal flair into the equation.

Zachary's music has been compared to artists like Arctic Monkeys and Barns Courtney. His songs have been heavily licensed for commercials including Victoria's Secret, Volkswagen, Microsoft, and Uber Eats, and for film/TV like Ray Donovan, Daredevil, Lucifer, Shameless, Just Mercy (trailer) and more. Kibbee has toured the world several times over, sharing the stage with bands like Social Distortion, CKY, Eagles of Death Metal, and more.

He is endorsed by Coffin Cases, GHS Strings, PigHog Cables, Reunion Blues Gig Bags, and Rockin' Roller Carts.

Zachary is releasing his new album, Life In Low Fidelity, today, July 31.

It is a hard-hitting, yet tender rock record that is surely a huge step forward for Kibbee musically, bringing in more modern elements to his already established gritty, bluesy style.

Life In Low Fidelity is an exploration of the nuisances and ecstasy implicit in relationships. Kibbee's combination of modern alternative rock elements combined with his authentic gritty, bluesy style and large vocal range, captivates the listener on all ten tracks.

The album includes the singles Somewhere To Put My Gold and Come Back, previously released as split, with a bonus track featuring Jessica Childress, on Bandcamp as part of their No Fees Friday.

Stream/download Life In Low Fidelity clicking on the image.