BROADCASTS.com

b'

Former Marine and Dayton native Zack Sliver is one of the most authentic people you'll ever meet. A son of a pastor, his life has been an exercise in mental toughness and service to others as he's grown from "Angry Young and Poor" to "A Place to Call [HIs] Own". Zack leads Guy Jaquier and Adam Rossi through an incredible set of experiences in his young life -- from serving the homeless as a young teenager, to his first assignment in Japan, his first-hand tragic experience losing his best friend during the Quantico, VA shooting and a near repeat experience in Dayton, OH.\\xa0 Along the way, he describes his constant love of his hometown of Dayton, how he once got kicked out of a church band and how he once took an Uber instead of an ambulance when he had a decompressed skull because "Marines don't take ambulances".
Through it all, Zack has maintained music as a constant part of his life.\\xa0 Now on the verge of his big break, he describes the inspiration and meaning behind three songs from his band's new EP: The title track, "A Place to Call My Own", plus "Things That You Said", and "Scoundrel".\\xa0 Always authentic and always serving, Zack is a guy you'll enjoy learning more about.

If you enjoy Zack's music be sure to follow his band Yuppie on Instagram and Facebook where you can encourage him to make more.


https://www.facebook.com/TheYuppieMusic/
https://www.instagram.com/theyuppiemusic/
@TheYuppieMusic