Ras Ajai

Ras Ajai, born Brian Todd Boucher and raised in Waterford, St. Catherine, Jamaica, is a reggae and dancehall artist known for blending conscious lyrics with a modern, vibrant sound he describes as "arms-house," mixing R&B, pop, dancehall, and reggae. He spent about a decade honing his craft under the mentorship of legendary musician Dean Fraser and the Black Soil Band before signing with Sean Paul's Dutty Rock Productions, a label that has helped elevate his career significantly. Since starting his music journey in 2007, Ras Ajai has released several notable tracks like *Di Ras Hot*, *Vice Grip*, and *Buss A Bubble* (featuring Sean Paul), and has toured extensively, including a 20-date U.S. tour with Sean Paul.

In addition to his music career, Ras Ajai made his major acting debut portraying Claudius Massop in the biopic *Bob Marley: One Love*, which was a life-changing experience for him. His music is characterized by thoughtful, philosophical themes paired with catchy rhythms, aiming to connect with listeners on deeper levels while maintaining dancehall energy. As of recent years, he is gaining recognition for his versatile artistry and potential to carve out his own legacy in reggae's evolving landscape.