Swiss artist ZonaSun has released his first EP, Rising. The themes are love, solidarity and peace for humanity.
The music is Reggae. The EP has a dynamic Bob Marley vibe, and the record blends fast-paced and semi-fast sounds.
The song Rise Up (feat. Cookie the Herbalist) has a bold 70s vibe and an intricately rhythmic composition. The rap-style beat adds a creative touch. Too Late has a wavy rhythm, intense beat, and calm moments to create hope in challenging times.
The song More and More has a smooth rhythm and catchy beat. It is relaxing music. Nuff Love has a dynamic beat and bold intensity to represent urgency. It reminds me of Bob Marley’s “Get Up, Stand Up,” but with a slightly smooth tempo.
These four songs have impressive music. Each one gives out a specific with the help of incredible compositions.
ZonaSun’s voice is edgy and husky. He’s bold in his vocal style – critical yet hopeful. He sings with genuine conviction. Zonasun has a dynamic duet with the song Rise Up (feat. Cookie the Herbalist). Their voices complement each other and are vocally in sync.
The lyrics are profound and expressive, discussing topics ranging from love to causes that are important to humanity.
Rise Up (feat. Cookie the Herbalist) teaches the important lesson of showing solidarity by taking action and gives a profound perspective on what matters in life. There’s a sense of urgency but also hope.
Too Late points out the importance of taking on environmental causes and shows that all hope’s not lost—how to impact the world position ely. It’s also about soul-searching and having faith that things will work out.
The tune “More and More” is a sweet story about a man who realizes he’s genuinely in love. It’s poetic and full of heart and soul.
Nuff Love is poetic, full of love and compassion. It criticizes the state of the world but also expresses the importance of love and compassion.
These songs have rich poetry with incredible freestyle writing. The lyrics are well-written with astonishing depth.
The EP Rising is available.
