K Zorro doesn’t hold back in his latest single, The Prayer. It’s one of those songs that hits you right in the chest. Pulled from his album Note to Self…, it dives deep into some tough topics—domestic violence, substance abuse, and the way people cling to faith when everything feels like it’s falling apart. K Zorro worked with producer LRD to create a track that feels as raw as the emotions he’s putting out. He says the beat grabbed him instantly, sparking lyrics that just flowed out naturally, telling a story that needed to be told. The video, directed by Jimmy Chiba, is just as intense, turning those emotions into vivid, unforgettable scenes.
K Zorro’s story starts in north London, and you can hear it in everything he does. He’s been building his name as a rapper, producer, and songwriter, blending hip-hop with grime, trap, and reggae to create a sound that’s unmistakably his. What sets him apart is how real he keeps it—his lyrics feel like he’s letting you in on parts of his life, no filter. As one of the co-founders of the UK rap crew New Guardz, K Zorro has been shaping the local scene for years, always staying true to himself.
This track is another reminder of why he’s one of the most authentic voices coming out of north London right now.
