Randolph musician breaks racial, cultural barriers through music
Mary Ellen Gambon
Randolph native Zachary Ray’s passion for music began at a young age, fused by singing in his father’s church. Little did he know then that that desire would take him to India for nearly a decade to teach others his craft, or inspire him to form cross-collaborations between artists in the two cultures to tackle the issues of racial and social injustice.
His latest single, “Rebel Hearts,” ended up being perfectly timed to capture the social justice movement that exploded both in America and across the world.