The music that Morse wrote and RAM performed was often laced with political messages critical of the military junta led by Raoul Cédras. Richard, Lunise, and other members of the band were threatened or harassed. In 1992, Morse adapted a traditional vodou folk song, "Fèy", to a rasin rhythm and instrumentation.
Morse's music with RAM frequently expressed opposition to the military regime led by Raoul Cédras, resulting in intimidation of Richard, Lunise, and other band members. In 1992, Morse reinterpreted a traditional Vodou folk song, "Fèy", into a distinctive rasin arrangement.