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Matt Zaddy: Far Too Long



Singer-Songwriter Matt Zaddy Confronts Life’s Struggles and Seeks Balance on New Single “Far Too Long”


Known for his soulful blend of folk-rock / modern influences, singer-songwriter Matt Zaddy is sharing his latest single, “Far Too Long”, available on all platforms Nov. 20th. The song delves into the struggle of finding balance between work, music, and personal life.



“Far Too Long” draws inspiration from a personal realization Zaddy had while balancing his demanding day job and music schedule, working 80+ hours a week between the two. Little did he know he was reaching a breaking point. After a conversation with his brother, who asked about his week, Zaddy realized he had lost a week of his life to burnout. This moment of self-awareness led to the track’s creation. Zaddy worked with JUNO-nominated/Emmy Award-winning producer Ross Hayes Citrullo to bring it to life with a live off the floor recording approach.


I’ve always believed that music has the power to connect us. This song speaks to my own struggles with balance – between work, music, family, and friends. I think we’ve all been there at some point, and sometimes it takes hitting a wall to realize we need to make a change.– Matt Zaddy


Zaddy’s lyrics are deeply autobiographical and tackle themes of life, love, hardship, and redemption. His songs aim to create a connection with listeners, reminding them that they are not alone in their struggles. “Far Too Long” is a hopeful reflection on the need to slow down and appreciate the moments we often take for granted.


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