ZERO 9:36 is proud to unveil his new music video for “Leave It All Behind,” taken from his recently released EP, ‘They Were Always Here,’ out now via OneRPM.

The video follows the previously released singles “Holding On,” “Here To Bleed,” “Withdrawals (feat. Ekoh),” and “System,” and showcases ZERO 9:36’s signature blend of raw emotion and powerful lyricism, capturing the energy and depth of the full EP.

Watch the Official Music Video for “Leave It All Behind” HERE

Siphoning precise raps through a battlefield of distorted guitars and glitchy hues, ZERO 9:36 holds up a mirror in his music and beckons reflection. The Philadelphia post-genre sonic insurgent, singer, creative, and rapper rhymes with the force and fire of a prizefighter. After grinding under the radar for years and augmenting his signature style with frequent collaborator and producer No Love For The Middle Child (who appears on the new track “Make A Mess”), ZERO was signed as ATCO Records‘ flagship act. Powered by highlights such as “Leave The Light On” and “WWYDF,” the ‘You Will Not Be Saved’ EP introduced him while generating 70 million-plus streams.

On its heels, he joined forces with grandson on “Again (Text Voter XX to 40649)” in addition to dropping the acoustic ‘Barebones Vol. 1’ EP in 2020. His EP ‘…If You Don’t Save Yourself’ was released at the beginning of 2021 and instantly caught on. The single “Adrenaline” hit #1 on Mediabase’s Active Rock airplay chart and stands as the #2 most played at the format that year. ZERO toured hard and continued releasing steady hits on an endless tour cycle. Tracks like “Stuck In My Ways,” “Break ft. Atreyu,” and “I’m Not” caught listeners’ ears live and brought them into his world. Upon release, Loudwire raved, ‘I’m Not’ is a banger with ZERO 9:36’s nimble lyrical flow playing out over tribal drums and a wall of guitars and electronic backing.” ZERO’s latest releases, “I Felt It All” and “The Fear,” have become fan favorites and mainstays on stations like SiriusXM Octane

After a long writing process with frequent collaborators Cody Quistad from Wage War, No Love For The Middle Child, and Landon Tewers from The Plot In You, in 2024, ZERO announced a new partnership with distributor OneRPM and released his third EP, ‘None Of Us Are Getting Out.’ Led by the heavily-streamed singles “I Felt It All,” “Kill Me,” and “Chasing Shadows ft. Brandon Saller of Atreyu,” the EP represented ZERO’s first release as an independent artist and saw immediate success at radio, charting top-twenty on the Active Rock charts and live as ZERO sold out packed clubs on his first headline tour of Europe and had audiences singing along opening for Hollywood Undead

When his first tour of Australia ended, ZERO went back into the studio with long-time collaborator No Love For The Middle Child, producer Jonathan Dolese, and others to craft a follow-up. In his own words, “A project that represents what these last few years have been like. Something special I made with my best friends, and with the help of some artists and producers I’m truly inspired by.”

A person dressed in a white cloak with a red robe holds an antique clock atop a book, creating a mysterious and dramatic atmosphere.

‘They Were Always Here’ Track List:

1. Decay

2. System

3. Here to Bleed

4. Until The Day I

5. Holding On

6. Make a Mess (Feat. No Love For The Middle Child)

7. Disgusting

8. Withdrawals (Feat. Ekoh)

9. Leave It All Behind

Adapting to any setting, ZERO 9:36 has toured alongside Shinedown, Neck Deep, Hollywood Undead, Three Days Grace, Asking Alexandria, Nothing More, Bullet For My Valentine, Wage War, The Plot In You, and many others. ZERO has made festival

appearances at Welcome to Rockville, Louder Than Life, Inkcarceration, and many others. His collaborations are an eclectic list including Travis Barker, grandson, Hollywood Undead, Atreyu, The Warning and Scarlxrd. ZERO 9:36 proudly occupies a lane of his own and in the process has amassed over 50 million streams across DSPs.

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