Highah Seekah is a writer/singjay and is the Reggae Festival Guide 2007 “Reggae Artist on the Rise.”

His musical projects, which includes The Mixtape Series, a glimpse into the artist’s vocal versatility and perceptive writing ability, are, Journalism 101: The Mixtape 2007 (Mixtape Series: Volume 1), Highah Seekah & Friends: 2003-2008 (Mixtape Series: Volume 2), Highah Seekah Meets Hip-Hop Beats (Mixtape Series: Volume 3), These Are The Days (Mixtape Series: Volume 4) and Love Songs (Mixtape Series: Volume 5).

The latest project from the artist with a unique 'eagle-eye' perception, a highah perception, is Body Mind & Soul. Body Mind & Soul is a collection of 15 substantive and thought-provoking songs, recorded with various independent musicians from around the world. The multi-subject album/CD ranges from matters historical, social and geo-political to issues in health & wellness and spirituality.

Independent producers Highah Seekah has recorded with include Royal Inity Records of North Bay, California, One Harmony Records of UK, Ganjah Fyah Dub of Indianopolis, Indiana, Rob ‘Irish Moss’ Connelly of Northampton, MA (owner of reggaedubwise.com), Ruff Riddims of Botswana, Afrika, Malone Rootikal of France, Phoenix Upliftment Records of Germany, Sound Test Records of Atlanta, GA, Irie Jam Production of Martinique, HummingWord Production of Colorado/Laguna Beach, California and WonderSound JA of New York, New York.

Richard O. Harvey, the name given him at birth, was born in Savanna-La-Mar, Westmoreland, Jamaica on August 6, 1980. After his first twelve years, some of which were spent in church singing on the youth choir, his parents moved the family to Fort Lauderdale, Florida in 1983. While attending high school, he sang on the schools chorus/choir as a baritone (a baritone is a male voice of intermediate pitch, between bass and tenor). In 1997 he began to put pen to paper and voice to music. At the turn of the western millennium, after experiencing a 'spiritual awakening' and change in consciousness, he also became influenced by the mystical Rastafari movement and way of life. When asked what Highah Seekah means, his response is simply, “a seeker of higher consciousness” and that he “strives to create songs to not only make one feel good but to inspire reflection and introspection on matters of Life and the Times." His other areas of study include Holistic Health, Nutrition, Wellness, Metaphysics and ancient and indigenous knowledge and wisdom.

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