Mr. Raw, whose full name is Okechukwu Edwards Ukeje, is a prominent figure in the Nigerian music scene, widely regarded as a pioneer in the Igbo rap genre. His artistry predominantly involves fusing native Igbo sounds and language with contemporary African rhythms, which has earned him a dedicated following in Nigeria and the diaspora. With a career that has spanned over a decade, Mr. Raw has graced the industry with his unique style and has continued to be an influential voice in the rise of local languages within the rap community.

Mr. Raw's musical portfolio showcases a strong commitment to cultural heritage and social issues, which is evident in his recent releases such as "Anaba Anaba," "Ebube Agu," and "Solidarity." He has also proven to be versatile, combining traditional storytelling with modern beats in songs like "Nwa Calabar" and "Odogwu Aburo Guy Name," which have resonated widely and deepened his impact. His contributions to the industry have not only entertained but also provided sociopolitical commentary, cementing him as an artist with both talent and substance. Whether it’s through energetic anthems like "Ofe Di Oku" or introspective tracks such as "80 To 90," Mr. Raw’s music consistently reflects the heartbeat of Eastern Nigeria and continues to influence the evolution of Igbo rap in the African music landscape.