Canadian Singer ZAGATA just Dropped A True Banger entitled “Fake Songs”
Canadian singer-songwriter Zagata, just dropped a potential hit, and the roof is on fire. The song, entitled “Fake Songs” (Off his album “Fairplay”), has all the ingredients that seduce a public. The composition is catchy, consistent easily rememberable and most people would definitely feel inspired by the lyrics.
Personally, I think that it’s the type of song that you hear on the radio, and instantly Shazam it. Indeed, it’s not just about the composition or melody, it’s also about the captivating way that Zagata blends his vocals with the instrumental. It sounds genuine and makes you want to sing along.
Stream the whole album below.
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