Born in Jackson, Mississippi, Zac Harmon is a professional musician  who began his career playing with Sam Myers and ZZ Hill. He later moved to Los Angeles, where he established himself as a studio sideman, working on commercials and TV shows while also developing his talents as a songwriter and composer, even writing songs for the reggae group Black Uhuru. But above all else, Zac is a bluesman. His first album, "Live at Babe & Ricky’s Inn" (2003), revealed the true blues artist within him. His Delta roots and extraordinary ability to explore a wide stylistic range earned Zac national recognition. With his second album, Long As I Got My Guitar (2005), he won his first Blues Music Award (BMA) for Best New Artist. He received his second BMA in 2022 for Best Soul Blues Album for "Long As I Got My Guitar" (2021). Once unanimously regarded as one of the bluesmen with the brightest future in the genre, Zac Harmon today embodies the raw and vibrant present of the blues, carrying forward the legacy of Southern soul legends who influenced him, such as Bobby Bland and Little Milton. This latest album, his third recorded live, is a smooth journey between blues and soul, featuring Harmon singing and playing guitar with electrifying savoir-faire and the conviction of an artist fully engaged with his times.