Salam is the third album from Indonesian reggae musician, Ras Muhamad. It was digital release that released in July 25th 2014 by Oneness Records, Germany-based label. In This album Ras Muhamad brings you 16 tracks full of unique keyboard effects, horns, delay, and the authentic sounds of live drums. Songs are sung in Indonesian, English and with some Jamaican patois with a distinctive conscious messaging that is very relatable. Linguistic and cultural education are explored with the title hits, Salam a typical greeting in Indonesia, with its roots in Islam, and its simple message meaning “peace”. The song Leluhur is the a song on the album that was conceptualized especially by Ras Muhamad to represent Indonesian music and thought, recorded in collaboration with the Oneness Records crew with overdubs using Indonesian traditional instruments. There are several collaborations with international reggae artists in addition to Kabaka Pyramid, Naptali from Jamaica is on the album singing Farmerman a fun ride through the mighty agricultural lands and hands of Jamaica and Indonesia. The tune was originally released as part of the Reggaeville Riddim selection in 2012. Sara Lugo, Jah T and Uwe Kaa from Germany all make great contributions on the recording. The album truly aims to present reggae as a global force to reckon with, Uwe Kaa sings his verses German on Barriers & Borders as they trade the meaningful chorus, “barriers and borders in our view, like a road block in a dem curf