Bob Marley’s Grandson Joseph ‘Jo Mersa’ Marley Dead at 31

Joseph “Jo Mersa” Marley, the grandson of reggae legend Weave Marley and child of Grammy Grant winning artist Stephen Marley, has died. He was 31.

His agent affirmed his passing to Drifter on Tuesday. Jo Mersa’s demise was first detailed in a tweet by writer Abka Fitz-Henley, and as per WZPP Radio, the artist was “tracked down in his vehicle.” His reason for death has not yet been uncovered. Delegates for Jo Mersa didn’t quickly return Individuals’ solicitation for input.

Born in Jamaica in 1991, Jo Mersa moved to Miami at 11 years old, as per Drifter. He went to Palmetto Secondary School prior to selecting at Miami Dade School, where he studied studio designing. Jo Mersa was presented to music at an early age while being raised by his dad Stephen, 50, one of Weave’s 11 youngsters who continued in the late reggae craftsman’s strides.

Subsequent to starting to compose music in center school, Jo Mersa delivered his most memorable tune “My Young lady” — a coordinated effort with his cousin Daniel Bambaata Marley — in 2010. In 2014, Jo Mersa dropped his most memorable EP, named Agreeable. His most recent and second EP, Everlasting, was delivered a year ago.

While advancing the tracks, Jo Mersa focused on his granddad — who died in 1981 at 36 years old — enlightening Reggaeville.com regarding his heritage and sharing that his family recalls the late artist by thinking back about the recollections they had with him.

I’ve just learned of the tragic loss of Joseph “Jo Mersa” Marley. A talented young reggae artiste, son of Stephen Marley & grandson of Bob Marley at only 31 yrs old. The loss of a child is a devastating blow no parent should face, my condolences to Stephen & the entire family.

— Mark J. Golding (@MarkJGolding) December 27, 2022

“We generally hear those reflections, talking about those things, about the job that he played as relative and father, yet additionally on the planet and the effect he had on the Reggae people group and the Reggae culture, the roots, presenting the message of Rastafari and love, over all adoration,” he made sense of at that point.

Grieving the demise of Jo Mersa on Tuesday, Mark J. Golding, a Jamaican legislator, wrote a genuine note on Twitter.

This is truly sad news; sending strength to the Marley family at this time.

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I am deeply saddened by the news that artiste Joseph Marley, son of Reggae star, Stephen Marley and grand son of Reggae super star, Bob Marley has died.

— Andrew Holness (@AndrewHolnessJM) December 28, 2022

“I’ve quite recently learned of the unfortunate loss of Joseph ‘Jo Mersa’ Marley. A skilled youthful reggae artiste, child of Stephen Marley and grandson of Bounce Marley at just 31 yrs old,” he composed. “The passing of a kid is an overwhelming blow no parent ought to confront, my sympathies to Stephen and the whole family.”

Jamaican-American reggae performer Shaggy likewise posted an image of Jo Mersa on his Instagram.

“So disheartened by the fresh insight about the death of this youthful ruler @jomersamarley sending petitions and sympathies to the Marley family,” he wrote in the subtitle.

Jamaica’s State leader, Andrew Holness, additionally respected Jo Mersa following his demise. Referring to his demise as “a tremendous misfortune to the music as we focus on the future,” Holness, 50, added: “My sincere feelings to Joseph’s companions and partners and to the Reggae music brotherhood and fans all over.”

“May he discover a sense of reconciliation as we grieve his misfortune during this time of generosity when we celebrate with loved ones our adoration for one another,” he composed.

As per WZPP Radio, Jo Mersa is made due by his better half and little girl.