Zachary Arthur Taylor (born February 28, 1996), better known by his stage name Dreamer Boy, is an American singer-songwriter. He has released three studio albums Love, Nostalgia (2018), All the Ways We Are Together (2021), and Lonestar (2024).
Early life and career Taylor is originally from Spokane, Washington and currently based in Nashville, Tennessee. While in Nashville, Taylor went to Belmont University for college. On November 13, 2018, he released his debut album Love, Nostalgia, preceded by the singles "Falling for the Wrong One", "Orange Girl", and "Fever". His second album All the Ways We Are Together was released on April 22, 2021 (Earth Day). The album was promoted by five singles "Know You", "Crybaby", "Don't Be a Fool", "Easier Said Than Done" and "Let's Hold Hands" (featuring Melanie Faye). In 2024, Taylor released his third album Lonestar, supported by three singles "Heartbreaker", "Suckerpunch" and "If You're Not in Love". Since his debut, he has toured along with other artists, such as Still Woozy, The Marías, and Omar Apollo, as well as performed as the opening act for BENEE and Clairo.
Discography Albums TitleDetails Love, NostalgiaReleased: November 13, 2018 Label: Self-released Format: Digital download, streaming All the Ways We Are TogetherReleased: April 22, 2021 Label: snowplay/Harvest, Universal Format: Digital download, streaming LonestarReleased: May 10, 2024 Label: snowplay/Harvest Format: Digital download, streaming
Singles Title Year Peak chart positions Album NZHot "Stargaze (Demo)" 2018 — "Falling for the Wrong One" — Love, Nostalgia "Orange Girl" — "Fever" — "Puppy Dog" 2019 — "Know You" 2020 — All the Ways We Are Together "Crybaby" — "Don't Be a Fool" —"Easier Said Than Done" 2021 — "Let’s Hold Hands"(featuring Melanie Faye) — "Keep the Pace" — rowspan="5" "Are You Letting Go?"(featuring BENEE) 34 "Over Everything" 2022 — "Jumpshot" — "Hues" — "Heartbreaker" 2024 — Lonestar "Suckerpunch" — "If You're Not In Love" —
Promotional singles Title Year Album "Dreamer - Level Live 003" 2019
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