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Sunday, 18 April 2021

Zül-Qarnaįn - Black Romance


Zül-Qarnaįn is a native of New-Orleans who infuses local and international culture in his music. Black Romance is a tribute to the greatness of the Black Woman & Man in America. 

In spite of all the traps and systemic injustices put in place to stop our growth and development the Black American as a whole continue to flourish, influence, and be a catalyst to the worlds pop culture. 

Black Romance is the first single off Zül-Qarnaįn’s upcoming project titled ‘The MESSAGE’. The song speaks truth to power as his words are rapped prolifically over a soulful beat seeks to raise the frequency of his people. Posthumously produced by long-time friend and producer Naim ‘Niyo’ Shakir. 

Zül-Qarnaįn’s melodic chorus implements Ralph Emerson’s “Black National Anthem”. The song is about self-love, reflections of the black experience and most importantly overcoming adversity in the celebration of identity.

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