Mojo Morgan, GRAMMY-winning co-founder of Morgan Heritage, has launched his solo career with Jamaica Love EP, an eight-track celebration of family, culture, and resilience.
Mountain Song, featuring his brother Gramps and son Esh, stands out as a multigenerational anthem blending reggae, gospel, and acoustic soul. Other collaborators include Popcaan, Sizzla, Chronic Law, and hip-hop heavyweight Maino.
The EP’s “Rasta Rock” sound fuses reggae, rock, hip-hop, country, and soul into a modern yet authentic vision, pushing the genre forward without losing its roots. Each track emphasizes personal storytelling and emotional depth.
Already supported by international festival dates and BBC radio features, Mojo Morgan’s debut solo project is a bold statement: one that honors legacy, embraces innovation, and proves that reggae still has new horizons to explore.
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