Though much has been said about AHI's years spent backpacking throughout the world, from the jungles of Trinidad to the hills of Ethiopia, Prospect, the extraordinary new album from the globetrotting singer/songwriter, is the tale of an even more profound journey: an internal quest for understanding. The compilation, which was recorded in Nashville with GRAMMY-winning producer Paul Mabury, is audacious and extensive. It fulfills the promise of AHI's first two tracks with a fascinating, immersive sound that, unlike anything else, demonstrates the raw strength of his gravel-on-silk vocals. The performances are equally brave, blending the boundaries between roots, folk, pop and soul as they wrestle with sorrow and healing, faith and resilience, connection and identity. The songs on this album are intensely introspective, looking inside with piercing clarity and honesty.
AHI (pronounced "eye") was born in Ontario and raised in a traditional West Indian household that viewed music as diversionary amusement. However, after quitting school to travel the world while hiking, meditating and fasting, AHI decided to pursue songwriting as a career. The main song off his debut album, We Made It Through The Wreckage, "Ol' Sweet Day," amassed more than 14M streams and earned AHI an NPR Tiny Desk Concert. With the publicity, he was able to sign a record deal alongside Thirty Tigers for his subsequent album, In Our Time, which received a JUNO nomination and brought him opportunities to perform with Patty Griffin, Michael Franti and Lauren Daigle..

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