Before his solo fame, Rich Mullins was part of a group called [5.5].

Often confused with the keyword, this post-rock collective (related to Godspeed You! Black Emperor) is famous for experimental, orchestral albums that explore political and existential themes.

Outside of music, Zion Album: A Nostalgic History of Zion Canyon is a historical book [5.15].

If you buy the physical on vinyl, the track listing sometimes differs from the Spotify version. Collectors seek the 1996 UK press because it includes exclusive dub versions that cut out Marley’s vocals, leaving only the drum and bass—the "riddim" of Zion.

For those who may be unfamiliar, Zion refers to the stage name of a talented musician who has been making a name for himself in the music industry. With a unique sound that blends elements of hip-hop, R&B, and soul, Zion has been gaining a loyal following of fans who appreciate his raw talent and authenticity.