From Red Hook To Resurrection
Few artists ever get one act this dramatic. Hell Razah is living three.
ACT I The Rise
Out of the Red Hook projects, Razah co-founded Sunz of Man, the marquee group of the Wu-Tang family's extended universe. Their debut "The Last Shall Be First" reached No. 20 on the Billboard 200, and "Shining Star" with Earth, Wind & Fire, Ol' Dirty Bastard, and Wyclef Jean was certified gold. Six solo albums followed, including "Renaissance Child" and "Razah's Ladder."
ACT II The Fall
In 2010, at the height of his run, a brain aneurysm put him in a coma. Doctors doubted he would ever perform again. He spent the better part of a decade relearning everything: how to walk, how to talk, and how to rhyme. The recovery never really ends; he still rehabs every single day.
ACT III The Return
The documentary "Risen" (2020) told the survival story, and it streams free on Tubi today. The next chapter is being written right now: a comeback album A&R'd by Chad James and produced by Hai and Gladez, with Wu-Tang family collaborations already recorded, a new documentary in production, and a milestone 50th birthday in October 2026.