Manifesto is Ras Dave’s boldest statement yet. An 11-track roots reggae declaration of faith, freedom, and resilience, it carries heavy one-drop grooves, Nyabinghi chants, and eastern sitar influences. The album moves from the fire of Brothers and Red Ink to the uplift of Manifest and the hope of Smile in the Storm. Each song is a call to action, blending spiritual authority with modern truth-telling, delivering reggae that is both timeless and urgent. This is not just music, it is a mission, Ras Dave’s vision turned into sound.

Smile is Ras Dave’s roots reggae celebration of joy, peace, and resilience. With songs like No Tick No Tock, Likkle Laugh, and Pretty Girl, the album radiates warmth and positivity, while tracks like Lion and Jah Glow carry a deeper spiritual fire. Blending acoustic touches, uplifting grooves, and irie vibes in tunes like Lay Back So and Irie Life, Smile shines as a reminder that even in the storm, there is always light to be found. A soulful collection for both meditation and celebration, this album is roots reggae at its most heartfelt.

War & Wisdom is Ras Dave’s roots reggae journey through struggle, spirit, and survival. From the militant fire of Never Die, War, and Bam Bam Bam to the deep meditations of John 6: Everlasting and Zion Calling, the album moves between resistance and revelation. Songs like Bless the Broken, Cold Blade Love, and Deep Deep Down reveal raw honesty and spiritual strength, while Holy Smoke Rising and Wisdom close the set with uplift and vision. A 15-track statement years in the making, War & Wisdom stands as a powerful testament to truth, resilience, and Rastafari guidance.

What A Gwan marked Ras Dave’s return to the roots, a debut album filled with heavy one-drop grooves and timeless messages. From the uplifting light of Bright Day and Jah Oh Jah to the militant fire of Corruption and Root of Evil, the album balances spiritual truth with raw rebel energy. Songs like Pullover and its dub version bring playful vibes, while LOVE, In This World, and Paradise reveal soulful depth and uplift. With both cultural fire and conscious reflection, What A Gwan set the foundation for Ras Dave’s revival and re-entry into the reggae world.