The reggae fraternity is mourning the loss of acclaimed roots reggae singer Fantan Mojah, who passed away on Tuesday, July 14, 2026, at the age of 49.

Born Owen Moncrieffe in St. Elizabeth, Jamaica, Fantan Mojah rose to prominence in the mid-2000s with conscious reggae anthems including “Hail the King,” “Hungry,” “Thanks & Praise,” and “Rasta Got Soul.” Renowned for his spiritually uplifting lyrics, he earned the respect of reggae fans around the world and established himself as one of the genre’s leading conscious voices.

According to reports, the singer died at the University Hospital of the West Indies following complications related to a heart condition.

Maria Jackson 27 extends sincere condolences to Fantan Mojah‘s family, friends, and supporters during this difficult time.