Raider Boss

Raider Boss (Justice Mukede)
Born: July 3, 1995
Origin: Buhera, Zimbabwe
Genres: Reggae, Dancehall, Afropop, R&B
Notable Works: Key to My Heart, Big Boys Don't Cry, Addicted, Rastaman Party, Rise

Early Life and Background
Justice Mukede, professionally known as Raider Boss, was born on July 3, 1995, in the vibrant city of Harare, Zimbabwe. Raised in a musically inclined household, he is the youngest of two children, growing up alongside his older sister, Gracious Mukede. His parents, Simbarashe and Tariro Mukede, instilled a deep love for music in the family — a passion that played a pivotal role in shaping Raider’s creative journey.

Musical Influences and Style
Raider Boss’s musical roots began in gospel, but his path shifted as he gravitated toward reggae and dancehall. Inspired by the emotive storytelling of Romain Virgo, the lyrical depth of Demarco, and the smooth melodies of Christopher Martin, Raider developed a style that blends heartfelt lyricism with rhythmic, genre-fusing production. His sound merges elements of reggae, dancehall, Afropop, and R&B, creating music that is both soul-stirring and rhythmically infectious.

Future Aspirations
Driven by a global vision, Raider Boss is focused on creating music that crosses borders and resonates with listeners from all walks of life. His mission is to inspire through sound, stay true to his African roots, and leave a lasting imprint on the international music scene