British singer-songwriter Zachary Mason is set to release his heartfelt new EP “Welcome To My Heart” today, marking a poignant return to his folk origins after a two-year exploration into rock music.
The three-track EP is a deeply personal and emotive collection filled with reflection, melancholy, and resilience. The opening track vividly recounts a period when medication dulled the artist’s ability to fully experience the emotional depth of autumn, a season close to his heart. The EP continues in this introspective vein with the tracks “I Need Freedom” and “Me And I” (Mason’s personal favorite), delivering raw vulnerability and quiet strength.
The EP was mixed and mastered by Grammy-nominated American producer and engineer David E Beats (based in Toulouse, France), who also contributed rhythm guitar and bass on the second track. Additional standout performances come from Nate Barnes (drummer for critically acclaimed rock band Rose Hill Drive) on tracks 2 and 3, and John Thomasson (bassist for Little Big Town) on the final track.
“This EP is a return to where I feel most at home — honest, acoustic-driven storytelling,” says Zachary Mason.
About Zachary Mason
At 29 years old, Zachary Mason is a prolific artist based in Guildford, UK. Since spring 2021, he has created 200–250 demo tracks using a gifted recording setup. Versatile across genres, he performs with acoustic and electric guitars as well as keyboards. His music has earned features in Rolling Stone En Español, SPIN Magazine, The Big Takeover, TJPL News, and many others. His single “I Wish Humans Were Made In A Factory…” reached the semi-finals of the ISC 2025, and he has accumulated over one million streams. Mason also writes literary works under his real name, Daniel Macintyre.
“Welcome To My Heart” is now available on all major streaming platforms.
