Alexius Ras Dumisani is a prominent reggae musician from South Africa. He developed his passion for music at an early age. With influences from Bob Marley and Lucky Dube, he developed his soulful vocals and lyrical storytelling. In 1992, he moved to France, immersing himself in the music scene and blending reggae with jazz and African rhythms. His controversial rendition of the South African national anthem in 2009 brought him widespread attention. Despite the backlash, Dumisani persevered, releasing albums that showcased his growth as an artist. Today, he continues to inspire audiences with his powerful music, solidifying his place as a fearless voice in reggae.