LILA IKÉ & ZION I KINGS RESTYLE LOVE IN A LOVELY WAY FROM THE ROOTS UP
Jamaican reggae star Lila Iké continues her extraordinary ascent, joining forces with production titans Zion I Kings to reimagine Love In A Lovely Way. Fresh from her first Grammy nod for Treasure Self Love, the singer-songwriter expands the track while preserving its raw emotional depth.
Reggae collective Zion I Kings, renowned for creating modern roots classics alongside heavyweights like Protoje on In Search of Zion, step in to transform the sonic experience.
From the ground up, their distinctive roots reggae sound wraps Iké’s intimate vocals in warm instrumentation. Fresh from her first Grammy nod for Treasure Self Love, Ikés vocals connect, offering a new perspective.

ONE OF THE MOST COMPELLING STORYTELLERS IN MODERN REGGAE
Following her first Grammy nomination for Best Reggae Album, this latest release extends the momentum behind Treasure Self Love. The song highlights why Lila Iké remains one of the most compelling storytellers in contemporary reggae.
Uniting Lila Iké’s expressive vocal delivery and Zion I Kings’ authentic roots reggae production, Love In A Lovely Way gains a new dimension without losing what made the original resonate.
ABOUT LILA IKÉ

Jamaican singer-songwriter Lila Iké commands global attention through her soulful vocals and emotionally direct songwriting. Emerging from Protoje’s In.Digg.Nation collective, she first made waves with her acclaimed 2020 debut, The ExPerience.
Blending traditional roots heritage with contemporary soul, her 2025 full-length Treasure Self Love cemented her status as one of her generation’s most distinctive voices.
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ABOUT ZION I KINGS

Reggae collective Zion I Kings defines the vanguard of contemporary roots music. Uniting producers David “Jah David” Goldfine, Laurent “Tippy I” Alfred, and Andrew “Moon” Bain, the trio crafts deep dub soundscapes with signature analogue warmth.
Their heavy riddims anchor landmark projects for Protoje and Marcus Gad. Blending traditional foundations with modern engineering, they continue to shape sound system culture globally.

