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Mama’s Memories
Nesbeth.
Entertainment, Music
Kevin Jackson  
May 10, 2026

Mama’s Memories

Nesbeth releases moving tribute to late mom

Had she been alive, Gloria Wright (affectionately called Mama Gloria), the mother of reggae artiste Nesbeth, would have been 72 years old this year.

Wright, who battled cancer, passed away in 2013 at the age of 59. Her son has released a song in tribute to her, titled Mama’s Memories.

“My fondest memories of my mother are really the simple moments; her love, her strength, and the way she always made me feel protected no matter what was happening around us. I remember her sacrifices, her guidance, and the warmth she brought into our home.

“She had a spirit that could lift people up even while carrying her own burdens. Those memories stay with me every single day, and they continue to inspire me both personally and musically,” Nesbeth told the Jamaica Observer.

The singer who is known for hits like Drive By, Success Story, Board House, and My Dream, said losing his mother was one of the hardest experiences that he has faced.

“Honestly, it was one of the hardest moments of my life. Losing a mother leaves a pain that words can barely explain. At the time, it affected me deeply emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. There were moments of sadness, and confusion. But music became one of my ways of coping and healing. Instead of hiding the pain, I chose to express it through my art. Even today, the loss still lives with me, because grief doesn’t truly disappear, you simply learn how to carry it,” Nesbeth shared.

He said that his mother was always supportive of his career and it was heartbreaking to see her battle illness.

“Like any good mother, she wanted the best for her child, and she always encouraged me to stay focused and believe in myself. She understood my passion for music and believed I had a purpose,” Nesbeth shared.

He hopes that fans will connect deeply with the message of Mama’s Memories.

“I want them to feel seen and understood. If they’ve lost someone, especially a mother, I want them to know they’re not alone. I want the song to take them through emotions — pain, love, reflection, but also healing,” he added.

Known for his powerful storytelling, Nesbeth was fully involved in the creative process.

“From the concept to the final sound, I made sure every element aligned with the message. Being at the helm allowed me to ensure authenticity,” he explained.

Looking ahead, the entertainer revealed that his next release, Daddy Love, produced by DJ Teddy Productions, will continue exploring real-life themes, this time focusing on fathers.

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