
Owen Moncrieffe
Owen 'Fantan Mojah' Moncrieffe was a renowned Jamaican reggae and dancehall artist, celebrated for his uplifting lyrics and commitment to conscious music. Born on August 5, 1976, in St Elizabeth, he began performing at a young age and eventually made a name for himself in Kingston's vibrant music scene. Known for hits like 'Thanks and Praise' and 'Hail the King,' Fantan Mojah's music often reflected themes of spirituality and social consciousness. His sudden passing at the age of 49 prompted tributes from fellow artists and fans, highlighting his significant impact on reggae music and his legacy as a 'true soldier' in the genre.
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Fantan Mojah was a powerful voice for conscious reggae music, delivering spiritually uplifting lyrics rooted in Rastafarian principles.
Fantan Mojah was ‘a powerful voice for conscious reggae music’ | EntertainmentOwen ‘Fantan Mojah’ Moncrieffe was a forceful advocate for conscious reggae music and is remembered as a true soldier for reggae music.
Fantan Mojah hailed as ‘a true soldier’ - Sumfest to pay tribute on Saturday | Entertainment




