Condolences and tributes have poured in from various quarters, including prominent Dancehall and Reggae musicians, political figures like Prime Minister Andrew Holness, and other well-wishers, mourning the passing of Peter Anthony Morgan, known as “Peetah,” the lead singer of the iconic reggae band Morgan Heritage. Peetah Morgan, aged 46, passed away in the United States on February 25, 2024, leaving behind a profound impact on the world of reggae.

Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness expressed his deep condolences to the Morgan family, highlighting the significant loss not only for the family but also for Jamaica and the reggae music community. He described Peetah Morgan’s passing as a colossal loss that reverberates through the heart of Jamaican culture and the reggae genre.

Dancehall artist Buju Banton, reminiscing about the first encounter with Morgan Heritage over twenty-five years ago in New York, shared the shock and sorrow over Peetah’s untimely departure. Buju Banton mentioned collaborating with Morgan Heritage on a new project at the time, adding a personal touch to the grieving process.

Even in Kenya, artists like Khaligraph Jones joined the global chorus of condolences. Khaligraph Jones took to Instagram to express his respects, bidding farewell to Peetah Morgan with the words, “Rest Well Rasta 🕊️🕊️.”

The passing of Peetah Morgan has not only left a void in the reggae music landscape but has also touched the lives of those who appreciated his talent and contributions to the global music community. The outpouring of tributes reflects the profound impact Peetah Morgan had on fellow musicians, leaders, and fans alike.