RAS DEMO AND KRAK IN DUB UNITE FOR THE MESMERISING ZION GATE
Ras Demo and Krak in Dub have done it again! Their explosive single, Zion Gate, pulses with hyped energy, blending modern reggae grooves with a sharp hip-hop edge. Released on Evidence Music and Fogata Sounds, the track is a cultural statement, pushing the boundaries of two beloved genres.
The upcoming EP promises to be a game-changer, with Zion Gate setting the tone. Known for his electric stage presence and rapid-fire lyrical delivery, Ras Demo brings a fierce authenticity to the track.
THIS COLLABORATION IS ABOUT BREAKING BARRIERS. WE’RE CARRYING THE TORCH FORWARD
Krak in Dub, celebrated for his innovative production, crafts a rich soundscape with deep basslines and dynamic rhythms that demand attention.
“This collaboration is about breaking barriers,” Krak shared. “Reggae and hip-hop share roots of resistance and storytelling. We’re just carrying the torch forward.”
This isn’t Krak in Dub’s first venture into groundbreaking music. After working with legends like Skarra Mucci and Soom T, he’s proving once again why he’s a force in global music. Meanwhile, Ras Demo’s lyrical prowess shines, offering messages of empowerment and hope.
ABOUT RAS DEMO
Ras Demo, born Wayne Decordova in Hackney, East London, is a powerful figure in reggae and hip-hop. Known as Demolition Man, his mission is to “demolish all evil things” through his uplifting lyrics and electrifying beats.
As a singer, songwriter, emcee, and producer, his passion and positivity resonate in every track. With an unstoppable energy, Ras Demo is making his mark in music history.
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ABOUT KRAK IN DUB
Krak in Dub is a pioneering producer and label director in the global junglist scene, known for electrifying dancefloors worldwide. His live sets feature blazing dub basslines and pulsating rhythms, spanning styles from digital roots to jungle stepper.
Through collaborations with legends like Horace Andy and Capleton, Krak successfully merges roots music with cutting-edge sound. With over 600 gigs in 25 countries, he inspires a new generation in the roots-junglist movement.
