The title is certain to ring a bell with music followers. However for Robin Taylor Zander, it could’t be straightforward ditching the shadow of a Rock & Roll Corridor Of Famer—particularly if you’re sharing the stage with the man on tour. However the Low cost Trick frontman’s 30-year-old son seems to have deal with on it.
“Musically, I’ve all the time been influenced by Low cost Trick,” says the youthful Robin Zander, who’s performed with the Trick for greater than a decade. “Whether or not or not it comes out in my music is irrelevant.”
When pressed for influences apart from Low cost Trick, Zander cites the “traditional crew,” plus a couple of outliers. “Harry Nilsson has all the time been there … Gram Parsons, Neil Younger, the Rutles,” he says. “I’m additionally an enormous fan of Andy Shauf from Canada and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizards.”
Removed from a Low cost Trick knockoff, “No one’s Dwelling” is an unlikely fusion of T.Rex and Bread that performs exponentially higher than such a pairing may suggest—a credit score to each Zander’s brass and his songwriting chops. “No one’s Dwelling” was co-produced by Jack Douglas, the man behind the boards for John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s Double Fantasy, Low cost Trick’s self-titled debut and various Aerosmith albums. The primary new music from Zander since his 2023 debut, The Distance, the one is out at this time on Douglas’ Confidential label.
We’re proud to premiere the video for “No one’s Dwelling.” Search for extra new music from Zander within the fall.
—Hobart Rowland
