Gorilla Zoe

Gorilla Zoe, born Alonzo Mathis on January 26, 1983, in Atlanta, Georgia, is an American rapper known for his husky voice and distinctive approach to Hip-Hop music that blends Southern grit with melodic hooks. He first came into the rap scene as a member of Boyz N Da Hood, taking over for Young Jeezy as the group's lead member in 2007. Gorilla Zoe's solo career quickly took off with the release of his debut album "Welcome to the Zoo" that same year under Bad Boy South and Block Entertainment. His hit single "Hood Nigga" garnered widespread attention and solidified his place in the rap game.

Throughout his career, Gorilla Zoe has demonstrated a prolific work ethic, releasing several albums and a multitude of mixtapes that showcase his evolving style. His most recent works include a series of releases that reflect both his adaptability and responsiveness to contemporary issues. Projects like "DONT FEED THE ANIMALS 3," "VACCINE," and "31 DAYS OF COVID-19" not only highlight his endurance as an artist but also his ability to engage with current events through his music. Meanwhile, mixtape series like "I AM ATLANTA 4EVER" reaffirm his deep-rooted connection to his hometown's influential music scene. His individuality shines through tracks like "Freak," "Louie Dance," "Ocean Blues," and "Sexy Party," adding a party-ready dimension to his portfolio and bolstering his reputation as a versatile figure in modern rap.

Genres

Southern Hip Hop

Crunk

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Latest Release

RACKS

Gorilla Zoe

Single - Released February 14, 2025