JEMERE MORGAN RELEASES “HIGHER WE GO” PRODUCED BY DAMIAN MARLEY

Jemere Morgan unveils his latest musical gem, “Higher We Go,” a soul-stirring anthem of love and passion. Produced by Damian ‘Jnr Gong’ Marley for Ghetto Youths International, the track resonates with a blend of heartfelt lyrics and infectious rhythms.

As the son of Gramps Morgan from the Grammy-winning group Morgan Heritage, Jemere Morgan carries on the family legacy with his unique flair, captivating audiences with his smooth vocals.

Morgan pours his heart into every note in this latest release, delivering a performance that captures the euphoria of falling deeply in love.

A MASTERMIND BEHIND THE DRUM PROGRAMMING

Behind the scenes, Damian Marley‘s musical prowess shines through, not only as the producer but also as the mastermind behind the drum programming.

Ali Darvish lends his talents on bass, guitar, and ukulele, while Jaime Hinckson adds his magic touch on the keys. Background vocals courtesy of Fiona Robinson Sterling and Jemere Morgan elevate the track to new heights.

Recorded and mixed by Marc Lee, “Higher We Go” is a testament to the collaborative spirit of these talented musicians, each contributing their expertise to craft a masterpiece that transcends genres and touches the soul.

Fans can now experience the magic of “Higher We Go” on all digital streaming platforms, immersing themselves in the melodies and heartfelt lyrics that define Jemere Morgan’s signature sound.

ABOUT JEMERE MORGAN

Jemere Morgan Releases "Higher We Go" Produced By Damian Marley. Reggae Tastemaker

Jemere Morgan, the grandson of reggae legend Denroy Morgan and son of Morgan Heritage member Gramps Morgan, has crafted a unique style of reggae music. His blend of R&B, hip-hop, and pop influences creates a sound that is both familiar and fresh.

His 2013 hit single “Neighborhood Girl” propelled him to international recognition, paving the way for successful albums like 2017’s Transition and 2019’s Self Confidence. Collaborations with renowned artists, including Wyclef Jean, on the 2021 single “My Kingdom” further showcase his versatility and innovation.

Although Jemere was born in Atlanta, he spent most of his childhood on the road with his father’s band. Despite this, he still managed to attend high school, where he showcased his talents by performing a rendition of Mario’s hit song “Let Me Love You” at a talent show.

His first professional appearance was the opening act on his father’s 2011 solo tour. His visibility increased, and he took advantage of it by releasing the mixtape “High School Drama” in 2012, hosted by G-Unit and Shadyville associate DJ Outkast.

Jemere’s big breakthrough came with his 2013 hit single “Neighborhood Girl,” which was included on his debut EP, “I Am Jemere.” He continued to tour with his father over the next few years, releasing the breezy track “Anything You Want” in 2015. Finally, in 2017, he released his first full-length album, “Transition.”