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Ras Mista Fyah toasts album
Ras Mista Fyah.
Entertainment, Music
BY KEDIESHA PERRY Observer writer entertainment@jamaicaobserver.com  
September 15, 2025

Ras Mista Fyah toasts album

Reggae artiste Ras Mista Fyah hopes to create a new wave of impact with his fourth United States-recorded album Infinity.

Released on August 22, it was produced by Captain Fyah Records and distributed by Zojak World Wide.

The nine-track project is described as taking listeners on an unprecedented journey through the depth of reggae, delivering a powerful display of roots music that speaks directly to the soul.

“I hope that through my Infinity album worldwide audiences experience the power of roots reggae, while receiving my messages of upliftment, resilience, unity, and overall positive vibrations,” he told the Jamaica Observer.

The album carries Ras Mista Fyah’s signature fusion of spirituality, cultural pride, and innovation. Across its nine tracks the project flows like a meditation on life, struggle, and triumph, wrapped in the hypnotic grooves of authentic roots reggae. Each song radiates positive vibrations, empowering listeners with messages of resilience, unity, and love.

With its multilingual delivery — English, Spanish, Portuguese, and Patois — Infinity bridges cultures and unites fans across the globe.

The entertainer also released an official video for Meh Nevah on his official Vevo channel on September 5. The Ras Kassa Films-directed visuals currently has over 300,000 views cumulatively.

“I will be promoting the Meh Nevah song and music video, followed by other material from my album. I will continue touring with Mykal Rose,” the singer said.

From the conscious fire of Run Inna Babylon, to the reflective storytelling of Meh Nevah, and the soothing embrace of This Is Love, each track seems carefully crafted to uplift the spirit while staying true to the raw essence of reggae.

Ras Mista Fyah is currently on a bi-coastal US tour alongside Grammy Award-winning reggae great Mykal Rose.

Together, the two artistes are igniting stages from coast to coast with unforgettable live performances that celebrate reggae’s timeless energy.

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