We make our own Scotch Bonnet Pepper Sauce, cause you know we island people love spice (laughs). I grow scotch bonnet peppers in Jamaica, in Trelawny. Yes, the Gramps Farms is for my jerk sauce. Great! Also you are doing some farming, can you tell us about that? We are working on a homepage right now, so all these things will be in place very soon. I've done a lot of things, helping with education, helping to get school supplies in Uganda, Ethiopia, Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago.
It's my charity that I use for anything that I do to help people. It means Gramps Music Orchestrating Miracles. A charity for example, that you founded in 2010. Before we talk about your album, I'd like to ask about some other projects of yours, because when you google Gramps Morgan, there are many things popping up. They are doing concerts and tours here in America already. In Germany we still have to wear masks in the shops and in public transport, and the clubs are still closed. And you don't have to wear masks anymore. They are closing a little early, maybe 9, 10 o'clock, but that's almost normal. Well, we don't have curfews anymore, that's gone. How is the current situation in Nashville?
Read on to find out about what this album means to him, how he linked up with the featured singers and what other projects this bustling artist juggles: Greetings! How are you, how is the family?Įverybody is good, just making the best of this Covid, you know. What these are and why Gramps chose to join forces with Johnny Reid for its production, he tells us in our Reggaeville interview.
It is special in that it combines Roots Reggae and Country, two genres that seem very distinct but actually share common features. Una, Mojo and Peetah have each released an impressive string of singles, and Gramps has just given birth to his third solo album, Positive Vibration. Next to their involvement with the band, however, the individual Morgans have always pursued solo-careers as well. Initially groomed by daddy Denroy, the Morgan offspring have released some of the most beautiful Reggae hits, have toured the world, won a Grammy and successfully put the third Morgan generation on stage. A name inextricably linked with Reggae for decades, a family as dedicated to Jamaica's music as the Marleys. Gramps Morgan inna Positive Vibration - The Interview
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