As it often does, art imitates life on Zach Gill’s long-awaited second full-length album, Life in the Multiverse [Brushfire Records/Republic Records].

“These songs are snippets from my life. Feelings and revelations that inspired me to want to write a song about them,” says the singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and longtime Jack Johnson collaborator.

“The universe is immense. It's a world of untapped possibilities and varying, simultaneous realities, not just a universe, but a multi-verse.”

The record’s twelve tracks see Zach leafing through moments as if flipping through a photo album of Polaroids set to a soundtrack of witty and pensive pop music punctuated by swaggering, jazz-y panache.

Life in the Multiverse represents the culmination of over 20 years in music. Throughout his career, Zach has recorded and toured all throughout the world with Jack Johnson and ALO (Animal Liberation Orchestra). He's recorded music with or backed up every one from Jerry Harrison of The Talking Heads to Neil Young.

He's sung duets with Eddie Vedder and Amy Mann. His solo discography encompasses not only 2008's Zach Gill’s Stuff, but also the 2013 Holiday EP, Roastin’ Chestnuts with Zach Gill.

Now, he’s allowing fans closer than ever before with Life in the Multiverse by holding up a mirror to his own life. “I put a lot of my own life into these songs, now I'd like to see people use them in their lives."