ZULO & Flow Jones Jr. Demand Their Dues In New Single ‘JOL’ Accompanied By Visuals

It’s been a few months since ZULO’s last offering, which came in the form of his infectious single 'Adawise', not forgetting his recent announcement on his new single dropping today.

With the anticipation soaring among fans, ZULO kickstarts 2024 with rapper Flow Jones Jr. in his pop-edged trap single 'JOL'.

The track delves into the all-too-relatable challenges artists encounter with bookings, chasing after payments from promoters, or worse, not receiving compensation at all. Flow Jones Jr. incorporates an interpolation of Msaki’s 'Ulwandle Lutshile', while ZULO expresses his reluctance to linger at parties longer than necessary.

Produced by ZULO himself, 'JOL' boasts a trap beat adorned with a spiralng synth and trumpet accents, reminiscent of Outkast’s iconic 'SpottieOttieDopaliscious', while sneaking in a surprise log drum during the chorus, amplifying the pair’s impassioned plea for their rightfully earned dues. As the song draws to a close, listeners are treated to a harmonious guitar solo that punctuates the overall sonic experience.

“If I was going to do a song for the streets, I wanted it to be a little unconventional for what we’re used to,” ZULO declares, “I wanted to put something in there that feels very 2000s Hip-Hop, something Amapiano, while still keeping it current and making sure it sounds like home.”

'JOL' is released concisely with its accompanying music video.

Watch the official music video below: