Lucky’s music is a fresh take on traditional folk; a melodic and usually acoustic affair, with an accent on storytelling and a sparse, folky atmosphere.  This all combines to create an often minimal soundscape that evokes homespun imagery and the realism of emotion.  His sound is informed, both musically and lyrically, by the life experience he has already had —- and those experiences he wakes up each morning striving to attain.
By the time Lucky was 20, he had released 2 EPs, Maps and Towns and Common Dialogue, as well as a double EP cassette.  In August 2010, he released his first full-length album, called Come and Gone.  You might also catch Lucky’s music in movies or on television.  He has a songwriting deal with Toronto music licensing company, With Etiquette.
At the young age of 22, Zachary Lucky has released critically lauded efforts and toured the continent several times, racking up thousands of miles and appearing in front of crowds that number in the hundreds, as well as audiences in small clubs or coffee shops that you could count with just two hands.
Zachary Lucky is quite possibly one of the hardest working singer songwriters to come out of Central Canada in the past ten years.  Having four releases under his belt and currently writing a new full length album due out early 2012, and all by the age of 22 – Zachary is definitely an artist to watch.  Zachary has found his niche as a touring artist.  Having crossed the country four times in the past eight months, playing to crowds as big as 500 and as small as 10 – Zachary does not seem to be slowing down anytime soon.