Ramey Dawoud

Ramey Dawoud is a Sudanese-American rapper, actor, songwriter, activist, and author. Born in Alexandria, Egypt, he later moved to the United States in 1999 and settled in Kansas City. Dawoud's music and work reflect his diverse cultural background, particularly his Nubian heritage. He is known for creating content that captures the experiences of life in the diaspora. His notable projects include the mixtape "Diary Of A Menace" (2008), the EPs "I Am Because We Are" (2018) and "Lost In The Attic" (2021), and his involvement in films like "Faisal Goes West" (2013), where he won several awards for his acting.

Dawoud is also involved in preserving Nubian cultural heritage, as witnessed by his participation in publishing Nubian language books to promote literacy. He has been part of the Black Smoke Collective, a group aiming to bring together artists from diverse backgrounds to create authentic music. His work often touches on themes of identity, advocacy, and community, showcasing his commitment to storytelling and cultural preservation. Through his creative endeavors, Ramey Dawoud continues to highlight the richness of Sudanese and Nubian culture globally.