Powerviolence band Zulu sign to Flatspot Records

Share “Straight From Da Tribe Of Tha Moon” music video Announce My People…Hold On / Our Day Will Come vinyl

My People…Hold On / Our Day Will Come 12” Tracklist:
1. Blackcurrant
2. Now They Are Through With Me
3. Straight From Da Tribe Of Tha Moon
4. On The Corner Of Cimarron And 24th
5. Do Tha Right Thing (And Stop Frontin’)
6. We’ve Only Just Begun
7. I Sit Alone In My Four Cornered Room Staring At Candles
8. Things Ain’t Gonna Change
9. Watching From The Sideline
10. 52 Fatal Strikes

WATCH: “Straight From Da Tribe Of Tha Moon”

PURCHASE: My People…Hold On / Our Day Will Come Vinyl

“Hard as nails production, vocals that will strip the paint off a tank, and a video that reminds us that heavy music is supposed to be fun goddamnit. The latest from LA powerviolence band Zulu is a minute and change of blissful intensity.” – AFROPUNK

Los Angeles powerviolence band Zulu has signed with thriving hardcore label Flatspot Records, who will release the band’s debut EP Our Day Will Come (2019) and its follow-up My People…Hold On (2020) on vinyl for the first time. The 12” pressing is available now on transparent yellow vinyl and a more limited ultra-clear vinyl via Flatspot Records’ webstore. To celebrate the occasion, the band has shared a music video for track “Straight From Da Tribe Of Tha Moon.” Clocking in at just over a minute, the song features crushing guitars and an assertive vocal attack, while the video is a nod to LA hip-hop culture. As vocalist Anaiah Lei puts it – “I really just wanted to make a cool video with low riders and a gang of homies posted up. On some LA-type business, truthfully taking it back to old school.”

Formed by vocalist Anaiah Lei (also of hardcore band DARE) in 2019, Zulu is rounded out by Dez Yusuf (guitar), Braxton Marcellous (guitar), Satchel Brown (bass), and Christine Cadette (drums). Citing influences from Jill Scott to Weekend Nachos, the band’s style is fiercely original laced with heavy breakdowns intertwined with samples of pivotal moments in black culture. The band will be heading out on a West Coast tour this summer with fellow California innovators Scowl and Sweet Soul, dates for which can be found below.

Tour Dates
Southwest Roundup Tour w/ Scowl & Sweet Soul
8/12/2021 – Los Angeles, CA @ Rec Center
8/13/2021 – Phoenix, AZ @ Unit4
8/14/2021 – Albuquerque, NM @ Eclipse Event Center
8/15/2021 – Denver, CO @ Mutiny Cafe
8/16/2021 – Salt Lake City, UT @ The Beehive
8/17/2021 – Reno, NV @ Holland Project
8/18/2021 – Sacramento, CA @ Cafe Colonial8/20/2021 – Anaheim, CA @ Chain Reaction w/ Mindforce, Ingrown, No Right
9/4/2021 – Los Angeles, CA @ Rec Center w/ Regional Justice Center, Scalp, Deadbody
10/22 – 10/23 – Promcore Fest – Tulsa, OK @ The Vanguard w/ Scowl, Kharma, Purgatory + More