Album Review: zzzahara – Spiral Your Way Out

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Solidifying their place as a bold and vulnerable voice in indie music, zzzahara releases their third and most ambitious album, Spiral Your Way Out. Released under Lex Records, this project marks a significant turning point in their discography. Combining a sonic evolution with the messy aftermath of heartbreak shows their raw exploration and power of creativity. They also get to tap deeper into that creativity while collaborating with an all-star team of producers, including Jorge Elbrech and drummer Franco Reid. 

Stepping into new territory, this all-star team helps introduce a more refined and layered sound, adding depth to zzzahara’s signature style. By weaving their experiences of pain, healing, and rediscovery into one cohesive narrative, zzzahara’s approach feels deeply personal while still very relatable. Reflected into the lyrics with tracks like “Ghosts” and “Head in a Wheel,” themes of toxic relationships and the feeling of being stuck in a repetitive cycle are what zzzahara is trying to capture. 

With Spiral Your Way Out, zzzahra solidified their ability to merge emotional storytelling with sonic experimentation. The album’s blend of intricate production and heartfelt lyricism creates space to reflect, connect, and heal. This isn’t just a record about heartbreak but a testament to resilience and the journey through life’s spirals that always lead to a way out. As zzzahara continues to evolve, this album presents growth as an artist and a person leaving listeners eager for more.

This release marks a new chapter for zzzahara but solidifies their position as one of the most authentic voices in indie music today. Their courage to embrace vulnerability, push creative boundaries, and share deeply personal stories makes Spirsl Your Way Out not just an album but an experience. It is a reminder that even in the darkest moments, art can light the way forward. 

Kiera McCord: Hello! I am Kiera McCord, a current senior majoring in Business Administration with a minor in Music Business at Chapman University in Orange California. I call Vancouver, Canada home where I was born and raised with my three sisters where we had a rather musical household growing up playing instruments and dancing. Throughout my years at college I have found a newfound love for music, where I want to be around it as much as possible!
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