Timeflex album "Sincerely, Zach" dropped everywhere on January 30th, 2026.
From track 1 to track 17, "Sincerely, Zach" is a journey best listened to in order. One of Timeflex's most personal albums to date details hard moments in his life, the struggles of being an artist and well, just being human. This album will make you rethink Timeflex as an artist. Showing his more vulnerable side as well as his dexterity as a well-rounded artist, this album won't be for everyone… just those who truly need it. With lyrics in songs such as “I'm not scared of bein' alone, 'cause I am alone, and that's how I'll die” & ""Heart on the fence of quit or pursue...", introspective would be an understatement regarding this album.
“Where Does the Time Go?” is a personal letter to what seems to be a woman… but if you listen close, you will hear who Flex is actually speaking to. His relationship is rough and at times volatile, but his love persists and seems to always come back. While writing this letter to whom it concerns, Timeflex also asks the question:
"Where does the time go? I'd really like to know, where does the time turn…
Where does the time go? Can someone tell me where the, where does the time go?
What happens to us when we're, gone…?"
“Icon” features a more traditional hip-hop type beat, with a flow most can catch. With bars such as:
"Exponential potential but fillin' time with,
Stresses of the mental, most the time I'm mindless"…
As well as:
"Say you don't believe in God then what's it all for?
You'll watch Thor, do you believe in God's that are Norse?"
Timeflex is asking questions and making statements that cross his mind as well as many others out there listening.
Showing both sides of how it feels to be an artist, the song titled “Quit / Pursue” gives 2 moods. Disbelief & Optimism.
Going from:
"I'm makin' strides even on my worst days, on my best I just try hard not to fail,
maybe this time around will be the last time, 'til then I just hope and pray that I don't… fail."
To:
“I'm feelin' like a king, every time I sing, I'm feelin unstoppable, man, it is just little ol' me.”
Lyricism displaying 2 sides of the same coin.
“Change Your Ways” brings a strong introspective message telling fans everywhere,
"If you never ever change your ways, you will stay in the same old place,
When I say take that leap of faith, take your fear and replace with, …faith."
More so speaking to himself to serve as a constant reminder to not get too complacent, yet also hoping others can relate as well.
During the last 4 tracks on the album, things get a little… rough. “On the Edge” is a journey in itself, describing 2 separate insistences of substance abuse. While “The Day I Died”, parts 1 & 2 both are a continuation of a hypothetical situation that can happen to anyone, with dialogue and conversation between self and the outside world affected by what occurs.
After all is said 'n done, we have the “Grand Finale”. With the alternative title in parenthesis; (Sincerely, Zach). This is Zach asking himself if he is done… and also letting his family know, “If by chance this is my grand finale, bury me in CT, New London County.”
Although Timeflex has always stated that he'd never stop creating music, this albums suggests the contrary.
Is this the end?
Album fully written, recorded, produced, mixed & mastered by Timeflex. Cover art created by Timeflex.
