Majekodunmi Fasheke, widely known by his stage name Majek Fashek, was a legendary Nigerian singer-songwriter, guitarist, and reggae musician. His music career took flight in the 1980s when he joined the group Jastix along with fellow stars like Ras Kimono. Majek Fashek's breakout single, "Send Down the Rain," from the 1988 album "Prisoner of Consciousness," established him as a household name in Nigeria and saw him dubbed the 'Rainmaker' for its purported mystical ability to beckon rain. His reggae-infused sound, replete with socially conscious lyrics and his captivating stage presence, earned him international acclaim and comparisons to the likes of Bob Marley.

Beyond his initial success, Fashek continued to inspire with albums like "Spirit of Love" and "Rainmaker." As his career progressed, he faced personal and health challenges, but he never lost his status as a musical icon in the reggae genre. His advocacy for peace, love, and African unity remained central themes in his work, as expressed in songs such as "We Are Not Afraid" and "Weep Not Children." With his distinctive voice, evocative performances, and a message that transcended the borders of Nigeria, Majek Fashek left an indelible mark on the world of music. His contributions to the reggae genre and African music remain influential and are celebrated by fans and musicians around the globe.