Sons of Zion

Sons of Zion is a vibrant and eclectic band hailing from New Zealand, known for their unique fusion of reggae, heavy rock, dub and funk. The group's dynamic and soulful sound resonates with listeners seeking music that blends traditional Maori influences with contemporary genres. Formed in 2007, the members of Sons of Zion—Rio Panapa, Sam Eriwata, Joel Latimer, and Zane Graham—have cultivated a strong following in their home country and have made waves internationally with their catchy melodies and powerful performances.

The band's discography showcases their versatility and passion for storytelling through music. Some of their most recent releases, including "I Want More," "On My Way," and "Be With You / Running," demonstrate a maturation of their sound and a dedication to exploring themes of love, aspiration, and personal growth. Known for their infectious grooves and meaningful lyrics, Sons of Zion continue to captivate audiences and wield a significant influence on the Pacific music scene. Their track "Crazy" embodies their knack for crafting hit songs that resonate with a wide audience, further cementing their status as one of the region's most innovative and beloved music groups.

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Anywhere You Want
Single - Released September 19, 2025
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