ZAK DANIELS And The ONE EYED SNAKES
ZAK DANIELS And The ONE EYED SNAKES
Rock, Hard Rock, Sleaze Rock, Southern Rock and Glam Rock are some of the flavors you'll experience when listening to the music of ZAK DANIELS AND THE ONE EYED
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SILICONE
SILICONE
It's a rock portrait of a young woman, though not necessarily a flattering one. However, beauty is in the eyes of the... well, horny.
Independent artist ZAK DANIELS And The ONE EYED SNAKES drops "SILICONE", a Rock n Roll track on SoundClick. It provides textures that deepen the overall emotional resonance. This track does what good rock n roll does best — it connects. Find more from ZAK DANIELS And The ONE EYED SNAKES on SoundClick, a platform built for independent music discovery.
FOURTEEN DOLLARS & 57 CENTS
FOURTEEN DOLLARS & 57 CENTS
Kick Ass bluesy rocker...
"FOURTEEN DOLLARS & 57 CENTS" is a Rock n Roll track by ZAK DANIELS And The ONE EYED SNAKES on SoundClick. ZAK DANIELS And The ONE EYED SNAKES demonstrates a clear artistic voice throughout. The production choices here reflect a genuine understanding of what makes rock n roll work. Explore the full ZAK DANIELS And The ONE EYED SNAKES catalog on SoundClick and discover more Rock n Roll music from independent creators.
"It's not Grunge, it's not Punk, it's not Rap, and it's not Crap!
ZAK DANIELS And The ONE EYED SNAKES
are straight ahead, in your face,
kick-ass Rock & Roll!
The way our listeners like it."
SYLVIA BENJAMIN - KSFX
Band/artist history
"Besides the passion and love we have for intelligent lyrics
combined with high energy kick ass rock... it was the lure of
sleazy motel rooms, fast groupies and a free continental
breakfast that inspired us to become and continue
being musicians (Okay, we like the music too)."
Have you performed in front of an audience?
YES! We love to play live, that's what it's all about. We've toured the states a few times and play frequently in the Southern California area.
Your musical influences
The Rolling Stones, Satchmo, Bad Company, Thin Lizzy, The Who, Led Zep, The Byrds, Black Crows, T-ReX and on it would go. I think it's difficult for an artist to separate his influences from the soundtrack of his life. If it was good music, eventually it all just becomes a beautiful blur.
Anything else?
It's not that the cream always rises to the top, but rather given enough time, the shit always sinks to the bottom.
Z.D.
Venice, CA
USA
ID
867877
Contact
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