Ras Lee, born Lee Morris in 1952, in Montego Bay Jamaica, comes from a family of rich musical credentials. 1976 he became highly involved in the making of the famous Bob Marley documentary film “Heartland Reggae” where he co-wrote and narrated the film. During the 1980’s Ras Lee recorded an EP where he released two singles, “Moonlight Lover” and “Lovers Violence” This lead to a Canadian Juno award nomination in 1986 for “Moonlight Lover” for top Canadian reggae single and he received a Canadian Music Award for the same single “Moonlight Lover”. In 1999, Ras Lee released the album “Who Killed The Lion” featuring the title track “Who Killed The Lion” a tribute to Bob Marley. He was awarded a Canadian Reggae Music Award for his single “Who Killed the Lion” in 2003 and was again nominated in 2004. In 2012 he was crowned Ottawa Reggae Ambassador in recognition of his work over the years in the Ottawa community as a reggae artist.