This is a great country tune, up tempo about letting the "bad' times roll on and misbehavin'. Check out the rest of my tunes from my "Let the Bad Times Roll EP" on iTunes.

Zach Dylan - Let The Bad Times Roll (1)

Seven Miles South - Ok With That Mas 1

Highway

“HOLLAR BACK HEAVEN” — STORY (MAYZON JARD’S POV / DEFIANT FAITH)

Hollar Back Heaven is Mayzon Jard yelling upward through broken clouds and busted speakers—half prayer, half challenge.

He’s done waiting on signs that never load. Done whispering into a sky that stays on read. If heaven’s listening, it’s gonna hear him raw, boots planted, voice cracked but unafraid.

This isn’t losing faith.
It’s testing it.

Every verse drags truth through gravel—mistakes owned, scars counted, love protected at all costs. By the chorus, Mayzon isn’t asking for rescue anymore. He’s saying: I’m still standing. If you’re out there—hollar back.

By the end, silence doesn’t feel empty.
It feels earned.
And the road keeps going.

holar back heaven

This album is a playful, chaotic celebration of Christmas where nothing goes quite as planned and that’s exactly the point. Blending festive cheer with absurd storytelling, it turns everyday holiday mishaps, over-the-top traditions, and wildly imaginative worlds into big laughs and catchy moments. From cozy folk tales and vintage slapstick to modern electronic twists, the album treats the season with equal parts sincerity and silliness—proving that Christmas doesn’t have to be perfect to be joyful, it just has to happen.

Ho Ho Hold My Beer

back-porch-christmas-night.mp3

Lee Brice - Upper Middle Class White Trash

When It All Goes South

Drank Something

On My Tab

Going Away Party

04 Not Ready To Say Goodnight

Singer-songwriter Zach Dylan is one of those rare performers whose music has all the qualities that touch peoples lives for all the reasons that great music always does--people identify with it. They hear a unique voice that rings in their head long after the music stops and it brings them to the place where their heart is, with God, family, love, small town livin’,  good music, and good times. 
Zach grew up in the in the beautiful east TN hills, on a farm, with a family life that was heavily influenced by country music and the perfect backdrop for many of the songs he writes today. He was singing at an early age and at 14 he got his first guitar. That was that, no looking back, he found who he was born to be in that flattop guitar. 
In 2009, at just 16 years old, Zach began working with Roger "Dean" Miller, a Nashville producer. Together they made magic with some songs Zach wrote for a Demo. That Demo kept growing to a full EP.  Dean encouraged Zach to form a band and gain experience by cultivating his talent on the road. Zach, who believes in earning every fan the hard way, has done just that. He has been touring throughout the South, including the Nashville club scene, fairs, and festivals with an ever steady stream of bookings. His EP "Let the Bad Times Roll", produced by Dean was released in 2012, and includes his original songs "Lost Lover's Town", "Don't Go" and "This Old Truck". He has since recorded “Bowater Road", a 2nd EP with his band, which was released in 2013.
Zach's style has a little bit of edgy “new country” influence with a solid traditional country core. His remarkable vocal range and songs that anyone can relate to are quickly making their mark on country music.  His band, a talented group of young musicians, brings to the table an outlaw country edge. Zach Dylan is currently touring and booking for all future dates. 
Highlights: 
Tennessee Valley Fair 2014 opening for Parmalee
Riverbend Chattanooga, TN 2013 Opening for Florida Georgia Line and Jake Owen
Wild Bills Atlanta 2012 opening for Rehab
Track 29  2014, Opening for Florida Georgia Line
Bristol Motor Speedway Pre-Race Show 2013
TN State Top 3 finalist in the Texaco Country Showdown 2012
Nashville Clubs Scene: Tootsies, Honkey Tonk Central, Hard Rock, the Blue Bird Café, etc.