“Rise” is a collaboration between electronic pop group Trampolines and 1k Phew, also serving as the debut recording for new rapper Zaq Monroe. The track is an anthem for anyone on the edge of the unknown, eager to be a part of something bigger than themselves.
Trampolines is an act full of energetic eclecticism that donates 100% of its proceeds to missions work around the world. “Rise” is the latest song that raises funds for evangelism and anti-human trafficking efforts. It also represents the beginning of their new label.
“We are excited to raise up musicianaries under our new label Radial Music Group, and we will be touring with Zaq Monroe in the new year,” Trampolines’ Lane Terzieff says. “It was fun to co-produce this song with Zaq and break into the trap-meets-tribal beats space!”
“In prayer, I asked Jesus to use all of my talents for Him, because life outside of ministry felt empty. I didn’t want to live that way, I wanted my life to be something I could be proud of,” Zaq Monroe adds. “‘Rise’ is for people who have lived in the will of God, and for those who don’t even know who He is but feel the urgency to do something beyond their comfort zone. To stand up and step into a world they could never have imagined. When I met Trampolines, they fit that ideology perfectly. With their focus on missions and putting God first, I knew that they would make the song something special. And I have been a big fan of 1k Phew since I was a teenager.”
Watch Trampolines, Zaq Monroe, & 1K Phew Below:
“Rise” is streaming everywhere now, with the music video premiering exclusively on Rapzilla. You can learn more about Trampolines’ mission work at laneandcary.com.
