Reggae Singer Peter Anthony Morgan of Morgan Heritage Band Passes Away at 46

Reggae music fans worldwide are mourning the loss of Peter Anthony Morgan, the lead vocalist of the iconic Morgan Heritage band. Morgan, aged 46, passed away on Sunday, leaving behind a legacy of soulful music and harmonies.

Initially gaining fame as a member of the Morgan Heritage band, which he founded with his siblings in 1994, Peter Anthony Morgan, known affectionately as ‘Peetah,’ was a prominent figure in the reggae music scene.

The news of Morgan’s passing was shared by his family on social media, expressing their profound love and gratitude for the outpouring of support. The cause of his death was not disclosed in the statement.

Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness paid tribute to Morgan, describing his death as a ‘colossal loss’ for Jamaica and the global reggae music community.

Throughout their career, Morgan Heritage received critical acclaim, including winning a Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album in 2016 for their album ‘Strictly Roots.’ Their music was celebrated for its storytelling and emotional depth.

One of Peter Anthony Morgan’s brothers, Roy ‘Gramps’ Morgan, ventured into the country music scene in Tennessee, aiming to bridge the gap between reggae and country music genres.

Together with his siblings Una Morgan, Nakhamyah Morgan, and Memmalatel ‘Mr. Mojo’ Morgan, Peter Anthony Morgan left an indelible mark on the music industry with their unique blend of reggae and soulful harmonies.