Zach Amster of ABRAMS on Writing Lyrics Open to Interpretation — and What They Mean Months Later

ABRAMS guitarist and vocalist Zach Amster talks about his approach to writing lyrics — keeping them open to interpretation rather than locking them into a fixed meaning — and what happens when he comes back to them months later and finds something in them he didn't consciously put there. It's an honest look at how the writing process works for a musician who channels real emotion and real-world frustration into his songs, and why leaving space in lyrics for the listener to bring their own meaning to them is a deliberate creative choice on the new ABRAMS album Loon. Loon is out now on Blues Funeral Recordings. 🎵 STREAM/ORDER LOON — Blues Funeral Recordings: US Orders → https://www.bluesfuneral.com/products/us-orders-abrams-loon-deluxe-vinyl-editions Bandcamp → https://abramsrock.bandcamp.com/album/loon Euro/UK → https://en.bluesfuneral.spkr.media 🔔 SUBSCRIBE to The Sonic Road Podcast: