Amarakhan Elohim is an independent producer, artist, writer, and cultural voice whose music explores identity, ancestry, and spiritual memory. Rooted in truth-telling and liberation, his work blends hip hop, spoken word, and ancestral themes to challenge dominant narratives and reconnect people to their origins.

Through projects released under My Niiji Music, Amarakhan Elohim has joined together with other like minded people to use sound as a form of teaching—bridging history, consciousness, and lived experience. My Niiji music speaks to survival, resilience, and the reclamation of self. 

Each release is intentional: not just to entertain, but to awaken. His work stands at the intersection of art, culture, and purpose—inviting listeners to remember who they are and where they come from. Beyond music, Amarakhan Elohim is also a dedicated author of 15 books that expand on themes of history, identity, and cultural awareness. His latest work, Mama America: American Roots, African Minds, continues this mission—offering readers a deeper exploration of ancestry, records, and historical narrative. Visitors can click or tap the book below to purchase the latest release directly on Amazon and continue the journey from sound to scholarship.