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Morgan Heritage Announce The Passing Of Their Lead Singer, Peter Morgan

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On February 25th, the music world was saddened by the news of the passing of Peter ‘Peetah’ Morgan, the beloved lead singer of Morgan Heritage, the Grammy Award-winning Reggae band.

The Morgan family, renowned for their contributions to Jamaican music, took to social media to share the heartbreaking announcement, although they did not disclose the cause of Peetah’s untimely departure.

In a heartfelt statement posted on Instagram, the Morgan family expressed their profound grief and shared words of gratitude for the outpouring of love and support they had already received. “It is out of sincere love that we share that our beloved husband, father, son, and brother, and lead singer of Morgan Heritage, Peter Anthony Morgan, has ascended today,” the statement read. “Jah come and save from ourselves because love is the only way.”

As the family navigates through this period of mourning, they have requested privacy and continued prayers from their fans and supporters.

Morgan Heritage, known for their iconic hits such as “Don’t Haffi Dread (To Be Rasta),” “Down by the River,” “Tell Me How Come,” and “She’s Still Loving Me,” has left an indelible mark on the world of music with their unique blend of Reggae sounds.

Peetah’s passing comes as a profound loss to not only his family but also to the global music community. Condolence messages and tribute posts have flooded social media platforms, with fans, fellow artists, and admirers expressing their sorrow and paying homage to his talent and contributions.

The Morgan family has faced adversity before, having mourned the loss of their patriarch and veteran Reggae singer, Denroy Morgan, in 2022. Denroy, who fathered 30 children, left behind a lasting legacy in the music industry, which his children, including Peetah, have continued to honor and uphold.

Morgan Heritage’s most recent project, “The Homeland,” released in April 2023, showcased their commitment to blending the sounds of Africa and Jamaica, further solidifying their status as pioneers of World Music.

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