Raashan Ahmad’s discography reflects this adventurous and collaborative spirit, with standout solo albums such as "The Push" (2008), "For What You’ve Lost" (2010), "Ceremony" (2013), and "The Sun" (2019), as well as collaborative projects like "Low Fidelity, High Quality Vol. 1" (2014) with Taku, "Low Fidelity, High Quality Vol. 2" (2015) with Headnodic , “Above the Cloudes (2016) with Phoniks, and "Black Koala" (2020) with Rita J., along with his celebrated Soul Power Mixtape (2011). As the frontman of the legendary hip-hop group Crown City Rockers, he contributed to classic albums like "Earthtones" (2004) and "The Day After Forever" (2009), which defined their unique fusion of live instrumentation and hip-hop.

Raashan’s journey has taken him across the globe, from intimate stages to international festivals. Whether performing at the Blue Note in Tokyo, collaborating with orchestras in Poland or Colombia, or connecting with communities through his workshops and mentorship programs, his work is a testament to the power of music to transcend borders and unite people.

With an ability to bridge cultures, genres, and generations, Raashan Ahmad stands as a dynamic force in music and a tireless advocate for creativity, connection, and cultural exchange. His career continues to inspire and evolve, leaving an indelible mark on the global music landscape with numerous collaborations including: Gift of Gab (Blackalicious) - Aloe Blacc - Chali 2na (Jurassic 5) - Greg Errico (Sly and the Family Stone) -  Keren Ann (French folk/rock singer) - Keziah Jones (Nigerian musician) - Noelle Scaggs (Fitz and the Tantrums) - Stro Elliot (The Roots) - Fred Wesley (The J.B.’s) - The Polish Ambassador, DJ Moar, Mitsu the Beats, and many more.