Ajamu, whose full name is Edson Mitchell, is a Grenadian musician celebrated for his contribution to the genre of calypso and soca. Born on October 6, 1964, in Grenada, Ajamu started his music career at a tender age and quickly became a notable name in his home country, eventually earning the affectionate nickname "The Musical Doc" thanks to his electrifying performances and soulful voice. His sound is a vibrant fusion of the traditional beats of his island heritage with the energy and spirit of contemporary Caribbean music. Ajamu’s music is often characterized by its socially conscious lyrics, infused with commentary on cultural and political themes.

Over the years, Ajamu has solidified his reputation as a musical heavyweight through a consistent outpouring of albums and singles that resonate with both regional and international audiences. Among his recent releases, "Liberty To Sing" and "King Man Golden Jubilee" showcase his ability to celebrate his culture while also pushing the artistic boundaries of his genre. Albums like "Magic Land" and "The Silver Collection" serve both as tributes to his musical journey and as milestones that reflect his growth as an artist. His soulful compositions, such as "Living Water" and "In Touch With The Spirit," also signal Ajamu’s versatility and depth, highlighting a spiritual dimension that fortifies his connection to his listeners. Ajamu remains an eminent figure in the Caribbean music scene, inspiring a new generation of musicians with his passion and dedication to his craft.