Sad News for the Reggae Music Community
San Juan, Puerto Rico — Peter Anthony Morgan, known as “Peetah,” the lead singer of the beloved reggae band Morgan Heritage, passed away at the age of 46 on Sunday, his family announced. The Jamaican Prime Minister expressed his deep sorrow over the loss, calling it a significant blow to Jamaica and the reggae music scene.
A Legacy in Reggae Music
Peter Anthony Morgan was the son of renowned Jamaican reggae singer Denroy Morgan. Alongside his siblings, he co-founded Morgan Heritage in 1994. The band’s exceptional talent was recognized when they won a Grammy for best reggae album in 2016 with “Strictly Roots.”
Tributes Pour In
Veteran British reggae deejay David Rodigan paid tribute to Morgan’s unique voice and outstanding contribution to reggae music worldwide. The reggae community mourns the loss of a talented artist who shared stories of struggle and resilience through his music.
A Musical Journey
Peter Anthony Morgan’s passing leaves a void in the reggae landscape. His bandmates, including brother Roy “Gramps” Morgan, continue to spread the message of reggae music across different genres and communities.