Vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, and producer RAS MAJESTY was born of Hawaiian, Columbian and Irish decent, and was raised in the San Francisco Bay Area. 
As a child he traveled with his grandparents who toured as a Hawaiian Island band, thus introducing the young child to his love and diverse understanding of music. MAJESTY music and voice embodies a young Bob Marley fused with the modern day sense of K’naan. He often notes awareness and social struggle while seamlessly tapping into deep spaces in his true to life love songs and chants.

MAJESTY had the chance to perform and collaborate with artists such as The Original Wailers, Ky-mani Marley, Ikaya, Jordan-T, Raging Fyah, New Kingston Band, No-Maddz, Tosh Marley Band, Jah Warrior Shelter, Sublime with Rome, Fully Fullwood, Jah Sun, Mystic Roots, Living legends, Native Elements, KRS-One, Hieroglyphics, Zion I, Bayonics and more. In 2010 he co-produced local rapper Ony Oz.’s Stop Blindin’ Me album which featured an all star line up of National hip hop artists.

At the height of his success, MAJESTY took a career changing course and moved to Brooklyn in 2011 following his heart to begin a new chapter on the East coast. Since landing, MAJESTY has settled in incredibly well, guest featuring on tracks. producing other artists, and formed a new band of musicians who are just beginning to touch various venues and festivals throughout the greater NYC and NorthEast area.

In June 2014 MAJESTY released an Official Single and Video out now on iTunes, YouTube and Spotify entitled "Pik We Up". https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/pik-we-up-single/id893605865

in August 2017 he will be releasing another single and video many fans have been waiting for entitled "Summer Daze". 
 
MAJESTY prides himself on being a diverse artist that can create a sound that embodies reggae and soul, In the near future he looks to focus on more songwriting as a solo artist while continuing to expand his east coast resume and fan base. And forward to more shows, love, and good music.

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