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Mojo Morgan teams with Popcaan, Chronic Law and Pablo YG for ‘Make It’
Mojo Morgan
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January 10, 2025

Mojo Morgan teams with Popcaan, Chronic Law and Pablo YG for ‘Make It’

Reggae artiste Mojo Morgan has teamed up with superstar friends Popcaan, Chronic Law and Pablo YG for his latest single, Make It.

The song is buoyed by Mojo Morgan’s raw emotion and electrifying artistry where he tells an unforgettable tale where a young soul defies the pull of the streets to carve out a path of success, proving that even the harshest beginnings can give rise to greatness.

It is produced by US-based independent record label JA For Life alongside Mojo’s Heritage Grown Productions and Johnny Wonder.

The new single will be exclusively distributed by SRG/ILS/Virgin Music/Universal Music Group and will be available on all digital streaming platforms on January 17.

“Make It will also be the lead track on Mojo’s debut album, Mr Mojo Rising,” said Otis Sicheron, co-producer of the new single and chief executive officer of JA for Life.

Mojo Morgan said it was a great achievement to bring together some of the biggest names in Jamaican music.

“This has always been a passion for us as producers going all the way back to the Morgan Heritage Family & Friends series which brought the world hits like Mt Zion Medley featuring Capleton, Jah Cure, Bushman, Ras Shiloh and LMS,” Mojo said.

He said that Make It is a “testament of resilience and the unbreakable human spirit”.

“This release stands as a reminder that no matter the obstacles, greatness is within reach for those who dare to rise above,” Mojo mused.

He intends to advance and build on the Morgan Heritage legacy.

“The legacy continues and will do so until the year 3000 and beyond as Gramps always says. So as a producer and recording artiste, it’s important for my first single and entire album for that matter, embodies that which we’ve built together. We look forward to touring around the world in 2025 and share this vibration with humanity,” Mojo concluded.

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