VGirls | Meet Zelladay: “The world is opening up, and we’re past the pandemic—the thing that I want to do more than anything is move. I have a record that moves.”:
Zella Day describes her music as “twangy psychedelic pop with a hint of Americana, ultimately living in the alternative space.” One meditative listen through her discography later, the truth of the statement seeps in. From the opening notes on “Hypnotic,” the signature hit from Day’s major label debut in 2015,, you can tell she lives in a space of pop and rock that decidedly skews away from the mainstream.
Day allows her life and surroundings to become one with her musicality, having been influenced by the sounds and experiences of life in Pinetop-Lakeside, Arizona. A cowboy father, a paint-your-own-pottery studio owner mother, and a horsetrainer sister meant that life always had color for her. “Arizona played a big role in my early songwriting days as a young writer who’s very sensitive to their surroundings,” she says.
Now, 26, Day’s second album, coming this fall, feels just as appropriate to her own evolution as it does to the progression of our world. “I went [into the studio] with these more melancholic tempos and rhythms,’’ she explains. But her producer, Jay Joyce, had other ideas. “He was always saying in the studio, ‘let’s speed this shit up,’ and I’m so happy for that because as the world is opening up, and we’re past the pandemic, the thing that I want to do more than anything is move.
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