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Mason Zgoda writes songs for shy people. The shy, the lonely, the dreamy, philosophic, sentimentalists, the reserved intellectuals, the would-be poets, the overthinkers. She writes songs for people who talk to the moon. She writes songs for people who feel a little scared all the time, and in that, it can be supposed, she writes songs for everyone. Drawing from all that is timeless, Mason combines 60s singer-songwriter qualities with a 90s flair, proving the enduring appeal of the throwback. 

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Raised in Charlotte, North Carolina, Mason recorded her first album there at 18, just before moving across the country to Southern California. Traveling back and forth from Los Angeles to Nashville to write and record inspired her second record, “Where Else Can I Go”. The influence of these two cities can be heard in Mason’s music, combining Californian pop melodies and retro undertones with the heartfelt intention of a Nashville singer songwriter. 

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Mason has since moved to Nashville honing her craft and recording her third project, “Postcard To The World”.  In the EP's opening track, “Your Visit To The Louvre” the narrator details her lover’s travels to various art museums as an exhibit, where all the other works look at him with jealousy and admiration. This love letter juxtaposes the title track, “Postcard To The World”, a song about a hermit who refuses to leave her house.

In Poltergeist, Mason details being haunted by an unrequited love while a ghostly theremin sings melodies

of call and response. And If You Were Me starts sweetly, culminating in a frenzied B section with the lyrics

“no rendezvous / no starry eyes / I know your plan to cut me down and steal my light”.

Finally, So Full Of Love sounds like remembering,

calling to mind those moments that live “in the

violent pink of the setting sun / in red neon light".

In the tradition of Patti Griffin, The Innocence

Mission, Sixpence None the Richer, and

The Sundays, Mason melds traditional singer

songwriter techniques with an indie pop

sensibility to discuss topics like fear and

vulnerability with dynamism and verve.