Daweh Congo, born Rohan Graham, is a Jamaican reggae artist known for his deep, meditative vocals and spiritually conscious lyrics that carry the tradition of roots reggae music into the modern era. Emerging in the mid-90s under the guidance of his father, the legendary lead singer of the reggae group The Meditations, Ansel Cridland, Daweh has carved out a niche for himself in the reggae world with his thought-provoking songs that often address socio-political issues, Rastafarian faith, and the human condition.

His music is characterized by a blend of traditional roots rhythms and contemporary sounds, often laced with intricate harmonies and a strong narrative presence. With releases like "Good Morning Zion" and "Ghetto Living," Daweh Congo continues to captivate listeners with his unique brand of reggae, which is at once fresh and evocative of the genre's golden era. The "Ancient Kingdom" EP and singles like "This World" and "Indo" showcase his versatility and commitment to using his music as a platform for spreading a message of enlightenment and positive change. Through a mix of studio albums, EPs, and singles, including dub versions that echo the early days of reggae, Daweh keeps the roots alive for a new generation of listeners.