"If we lived by the laws He gave us and were worthy of being called Christians, peace would have reigned on this earth. Men were supposed to be the equals of the living angels who unceasingly sang praises before the eternal God. Had this been so, peoples of the world would not have been divided along lines of enmity. In truth there is no legitimate reason or good cause which justifies war". Emperor Haile Sellassie December 25, 1937

Traveling back to his roots, taking with him the music and spirit of a life long quest - to find the earth from which he originated; told through Linton Kwesi Johnson style poetry / jamming sessions in his paradise on earth, his home. A humbling message resonates that echo's through all our soles.

Never in film has the Rastaman's story been told as in Back to my Roots!" Ras Nikruma

A six track album from the film "Man of the Millennium - Emperor Haile Selassie I". Includes the solo performance of the music on the trailer with a Ethiopian dance hall remix. A few months before the Ethiopian Millennium, people claimed to have sited Emperor Haile Selassie around 'Entot Mariam' Church in Ethiopia. Ras Qawintasab has beautifully told this incident in his roots reggae song "Ridding on Lions". This is a CD you must own!

Featuring Artist Teddy Ab, Ethiopia's first musician to be nominated as "Best East African Artist" on the prestigious "KORA All Africa Music Awards".