Colombian roots-reggae artist Ras Mista Fyah has been on a whirlwind promotional tour since the release of his latest album, *Infinity*, in August. Based in Miami, the Bogota-born singer has engaged with fans and media alike, while also performing alongside roots-reggae icon Mykal Rose. These experiences have fueled his ambition to perform in Jamaica, the birthplace of reggae music. ‘Mi got a dream one day! Mi not going to Jamaica like a regular guest or visitor. I’m gonna be there with my whole family and people, and all di world gonna listen that my life is reggae music,’ he shared with *Observer Online*.
Growing up in Colombia, Ras Mista Fyah was deeply influenced by reggae legends such as Bob Marley, Dennis Brown, and Gregory Isaacs. His album *Infinity*, produced by Argentina’s Fela Roland, stands out as his most authentic roots-reggae work to date. The album features collaborations with renowned musicians like Bernard ‘Touter’ Harvey, keyboardist for Inner Circle, and bass guitarist Dennis Burt, known for his work with Garnet Silk and Buju Banton.
*Infinity* is now under consideration for a Best Reggae Album Grammy nomination, a milestone Ras Mista Fyah describes as a pivotal moment in his career. ‘Just to be considered for a Grammy nomination is an important part in my life and RMF (Ras Mista Fyah) reggae music! It took years of hard work and dedication, and I am grateful for the love and support of all the people,’ he expressed. The Recording Academy will unveil the official nominations for the 68th Grammy Awards on November 7 in Los Angeles.