recovery
Jesse Royal, the acclaimed reggae artist known for tracks like “Small Axe,” was recently involved in a single-vehicle crash on August 23. He sustained a broken arm that required surgery but emerged from the incident with gratitude rather than regret. Following a period of recovery, he was medically cleared to travel and perform—expressed in an energetic video on his social platforms. Though the crash led to the cancellation of several appearances, including Carifesta XV, his team is working to preserve his performance schedule, guided by his healing needs. Concurrently, Jesse dropped his long-awaited album No Place Like Home on August 29, inspired by the ordeal and serving as a powerful reflection on life, adversity, and creative rebirth.
In a harrowing turn of events, reggae artist Jesse Royal was involved in a significant vehicle accident. Though the severity of his injuries hasn’t been officially publicized, he assures fans he’s okay and focused on recovery. Royal is retaining his touring commitments, including a performance with Buju Banton in Atlantic City on September 12, 2025, and a New York show with Beres Hammond on September 4, 2025. While specifics are scarce, the community response has been one of relief and support, with many thankful for his safety. Amid this recovery, Jesse Royal also confirmed the release of his new album titled No Place Like Home, demonstrating his resilience and dedication to the music and his audience.
David Hinds, the lead singer of Steel Pulse, was hospitalized yesterday in Wilmington, North Carolina. He was scheduled to perform with Steel Pulse and Jesse Royal at the Greenfield Lake Amphitheater. Despite his absence, the show went on with the band’s guitarist taking over most of the singing duties. Amlak Tafari, the band’s longtime bassist, […]
(ReggaeVibeMedia.com) – Fantan Mojah was recently hospitalized in Martinique due to breathing difficulties, suspected to be related to a heart attack. His condition has sparked concern among his fans and the reggae community. The exact hospital where he is being treated hasn’t been explicitly named, but the news confirms his location in Martinique for medical […]
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