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Zion Kuwonu
Zion Kuwonu is a band from Atlanta that works in a space between gospel, R&B, and hip-hop. Their 2015 debut album 'Take a Trip' gave them some attention, with...
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Zion Kuwonu is a band from Atlanta that works in a space between gospel, R&B, and hip-hop. Their 2015 debut album 'Take a Trip' gave them some attention, with the title track becoming a gospel chart hit.
The group includes Zion Kuwonu on vocals, Patrick McCoy on piano, Aaron Robinson on bass, Chris Smith on drums, and Vanessa Anderson adding vocals. Their music tends to focus on themes of faith and hope.
They've worked with other artists like Lecrae, Kirk Franklin, and John Legend. The band has also been involved with some charitable work around youth and poverty issues.
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