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When the new EP, "Heart of a Lion", by ZADA first begins it has these reggae / dub undertones.  The first song is called "Leave The Show" and it feels like a dancehall song, which is something that can happen from time to time in music these days but I just don't feel is as common.  What happens next really makes the EP because musically all of these songs are diverse, yet connected, and if you are someone who has that type of sound as heard on the first song here the rhythm to it tends to stick throughout all of your songs.    "They'll Never Find Us" has guitars come out more prominently while feeling a bit like Tracy Chapman, though there are also big beats in the chorus to give it that dance groove.  The titular track comes on third, which has more of a synth sound to it.  This song also happens to have a rap in it and so I think of the four songs on this EP it is not only the most diverse but perhaps the best representation of the overall, ...