Reggae band Morgan Heritage has released a new visualizer for their latest single, ‘Just A Number.’
The song is a commentary on the topic of cancel culture and explores the fleeting nature of modern fame through a succession of public figures who have touched its third rail.
The visualizer comes after the release of the song’s official music video, which was directed by Samo and filmed at Independence Park in Kingston, Jamaica.
The band is known for their socially conscious music, and “Just A Number” is no exception.
Mojo Morgan, one of the band’s members, spoke about the song’s message, saying, “In a world where ‘cancel culture’ is present, we need the next generation of talented individuals to be made aware that actions have consequences.
As students of history, we know it is better to open minds than to close them. And that’s what we hope to do with this song.”
Morgan Heritage is made up of Peetah Morgan, Gramps Morgan, and Mr. Mojo Morgan, all children of the late reggae great and Father of A Nation, the Hon. Ras Denroy Morgan.
The band has won three Grammy Awards and is known for their ability to blend traditional reggae music with modern sounds.
The band has hinted at exciting news to come in the coming weeks, and fans are eagerly awaiting further announcements.
With their latest release, Morgan Heritage continues to bring attention to important social issues and uses their music as a platform for change.
Listen and watch the visualizer for “Just A Number” below
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