This high-energy song is a motivational anthem that encourages listeners to take action and make changes in their lives. The lyrics address the struggles of trying to maintain and the importance of recognizing one's worth and value. Featuring a collaboration between Rebelution and Busy Signal, "All or Nothing" is a dynamic blend of reggae, hip-hop, and pop. With an infectious beat and powerful vocals, the song inspires listeners to chase their dreams and live life to the fullest.

Produced by: Rajah Lee 
Executive Producer: Justin Rivera
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Rebelution Ft Busy Signal - All Or Nothing (Beats Odyssey Remix)(Prod. RaJah Lee Beats)

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About The Founder

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A Collection Of Sounds That Tell A Story

Founder & Music Producer RaJah Lee, was born in Kingston, Jamaica's Harbor View's Tower Community.  His Mother hailing from St. Ann, Jamaica and his Maroon Father Hailing from Port Antonio, Portland. He inherited his musical background from both his parents, as his Father Carlton was the Founder/Owner of Sagittarius Disco, a foundation sound system that played disco, soul, and R&B throughout Kingston in the 1970s.

Ra-Jah's Uncle Jr. (a.k.a. Father Yapp), a renowned Reggae & Dancehall promoter, introduced South Florida and the U.S. to artists like Shabba Ranks, Ninja Man, Papa San, Beenie Man, Bounty Killer, Dancehall Queen Charlene, and Bogle (aka Mr. Wacky) in the late 80s and early to mid-90s.

His Uncle returned to Jamaica to open a music studio and build the Soundwave Sound System, the first fully stereo sound system in Jamaica, this allowed Ra-Jah to become familiar with equipment such as the Korg Triton and Akai MPC 2000. This led him to develop a unique ability to create beats from both Hip Hop & Reggae genres while maintaining their essence and purity.

In his 11th grade, when music sharing sites like Napster were still in their infancy. He and his childhood friend Senly would download songs from Napster that they thought would trend and add a few additional tracks with selected artists from his High School to rap over his beats. Alumni favorites included artists like Mikey Bloodshot, Comoshun, Situated, and JC (representing Tennessee). Their FOUREVER Entertainment mixtapes/CDs became synonymous with the latest hits. As they grew older and started families, their love for music remained, but it was put on hiatus.

However,during the quarantine, Ra-Jah was inspired by Swizz Beatz and Timbland's Legendary Verzuz battles, prompting him to purchase new gear and release new tracks that symbolize the rise of the Phoenix from the ashes.