Gramps Morgan’s son, Jemere, celebrates Stonebwoy on his album

Jemere Morgan, son of Grammy award artiste, Gramps Morgan or Morgan Heritage Reggae Group has spoken highly of Stonebwoy who featured on his debut album “Transition”.

Jemere was speaking in an interview with big German Reggae website ReggaeVille.com about his album days ago.
YOU TALKED ALREADY ABOUT SPENDING TIME IN AFRICA. TELL ME ABOUT THE COLLABORATION WITH STONEBWOY AND HOW YOU LINKED HIM.

“We did a tour in Europe with me, Morgan Heritage and Stonebwoy. We did about seven shows together. The first time I met Stonebwoy, the chemistry was like this! We were banging on the tables and singing, like free styling at the soundcheck! (Laughs) I told him “Let’s do a record for my album. I’m working on my album right now”. For that calibre of artist to say “Yeah man, let’s do it” right away and not to give you a hitch or run around. Big up Stonebwoy. He didn’t take any time to record the verse and send it to me so I give thanks for that”, he said.

Jemere Morgan’s debut album #Transition dropped on January 6th.

The son of Gramps Morgan from Morgan Heritage has compiled 17 tracks, including collaborations with his dad, Agent Sasco, Jo Mersa Marley, J Boog, Toian and Ghanaian dancehall artist Stonebwoy. Reggaeville spoke to Jemere on the morning of the release, as he was readying for the Wash House Ting US tour with J Boog and Jo Mersa.

(Story: Elorm Beenie)

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