One Step In Zion/Rasta Supernova

A 7-inch double-sider featuring JAHLI, the lone messenger in a wheelchair, and Teppe-I Dread, an artist deeply connected with the global Rastafari community.

Built on a roots & dub riddim produced by Hummingbird, the record brings together two Rastamen delivering their own distinct perspectives on the journey to Zion - a combination that embodies the very essence of reggae's riddim culture.

On Side A, "One Step in Zion," JAHLI builds his message around the memorable refrain, "One step a day, three steps in three days, three steps forward and two steps back." The song speaks of the importance of moving forward without rushing, holding on to hope through the gap between dreams and reality. It is a positive message for everyone continuing on their own path toward Zion.

On Side AA, "Rasta Supernova," Teppe-I Dread channels the spirit of Rastafari through a powerful "More Fire" message, celebrating freedom, love and unity. Full of energy and built to resonate through a sound system, the track emerges as a fiery Rasta anthem.

Born from the same riddim, the two songs share a common spirit of moving toward Zion while encouraging and uplifting the listener from different perspectives. Driven by Hummingbird's heavyweight roots & dub production, the distinctive voices and messages of JAHLI and Teppe-I Dread come together on a powerful piece of roots reggae from Japan.