Zac Weeks Shotgun Lover

Zac Weeks Delivers Hook-Driven Country with ‘Shotgun Lover’

By Christian Lamitschka for Country Music News International Magazine

Artist Information: Zac Weeks

Zac Weeks is a talented North-West Tasmanian singer-songwriter known for his blend of acoustic country storytelling and modern country-pop flair. Hailing from Devonport, TAS, Weeks delivers songs that connect through vulnerability, charm, and a keen sense of place, often performing in a stripped-back, intimate style. He has released several singles, including “Left a Light On” and “Cowboy Hat.”

Single Review: Shotgun Lover

Released on August 28, 2025, the single “Shotgun Lover” is a high-energy track that sees Zac Weeks trading his cozy acoustic charm for confident, hook-heavy country. The song is built around a driving beat and infectious guitar riffs, focusing on the thrill and intensity of a relationship defined purely by passion and attraction. The lyrics are direct and playful, using lines like “Shoot me once, shoot me twice, shoot me three times or four,” to underscore the powerful, almost reckless nature of the connection. While the song prioritizes vibe and groove over deep lyrical analysis, its swagger and undeniable catchiness ensure it sticks with the listener. “Shotgun Lover” is a solid, unpretentious slice of modern country designed for windows-down listening.

Verdict

“Shotgun Lover” is a successful single that highlights Zac Weeks’s versatility. It demonstrates his ability to cross over from intimate, soulful acoustics to producing polished, radio-ready country bangers. This is a great track for those who enjoy country with a strong pop sensibility and a confident, magnetic feel.

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