Brook Terrace Los Angeles, California
To make his debut record as Brook Terrace a reality, Zachary Vito quit a job and used unpaid vacation days to buy a plane ticket to England. He found himself in the small seaside town of West Kirby, delicately breathing life into already beautiful songs alongside producer and songwriter Bill Ryder-Jones. The result is the undeniably warm and honest record, mastered by Heba Kadry. - Sophie Kemp ... more
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