"California songwriter Matt Zeltzer paints a desolate, yet love-torn America, just as much influenced by Cormac McCarthy and John Steinbeck as by Neil Young. Mediating a soul torn between fatalism and romance, he weaves folk, blues, and soul idioms, acknowledging his predecessors, while staring blindly into the future of American music. Zeltzer rarely finds room for the ornate in his writing, nor in his music, known for its simple, organic production, preferring to leave the cracks and inequalities exposed. Led by his torn, soulful voice, it is the intense energy, vibrancy, and unusual honesty that transform Zeltzer's music into profound and compelling art." 

Zeltzer's "Delilah" was recorded in October of 2009 in the Chapel at Reed College. Don't listen to it unless you want to fall madly in love again! Catch one of his upcoming performances, 4/20 at The Village Jester in Ojai, and 4/28 at Zoey's in Ventura (opening for Emy Reynolds as a part of Ventura music week).

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