Gramps Morgan just casually dropped some big news between the lines of a gratitude post, and it almost slipped by unnoticed.
Buried at the end of a caption about being back in Jamaica, he confirmed that a new Country Reggae album is currently in the works his words, “LOADING TOO,” which suggests it’s well underway.
The post itself was tied to what sounds like a productive stretch on the island, with Gramps shouting out collaborators and crediting teamwork for keeping the momentum going.
He tagged @bzrweekend and @vewryan, framing the Jamaica visit as part of a larger mission “doing my part for my kingdom” before casually dropping the album news like it was almost an afterthought.
Country Reggae as a genre sits in an interesting space, blending two sounds that share more DNA than people usually give them credit for both rooted in storytelling, working-class themes, and a certain emotional directness.
Gramps has always moved between worlds musically, so this isn’t a left-field pivot so much as a natural extension of where he’s been heading.
Fans of the Morgan Heritage family will likely be watching this one closely, especially given how much weight that legacy carries in reggae circles.
The announcement, low-key as it was, has already started generating chatter, with people curious about what direction the project will take and who might be involved.
He also teased what’s next on his calendar, with the Ghana Jamaica Fest appearing to be his next stop, alongside a mention of Dadason Entertainment.
The combination of a new album loading and an international festival circuit suggests Gramps is in a serious building phase right now, not just maintaining.
The CVM Television tag in the post hints at some Jamaican media involvement too, which could mean more formal announcements are coming sooner rather than later.
For now, “loading” is all the detail fans have to work with and knowing how these rollouts tend to go in the reggae world, the next breadcrumb could drop anywhere, anytime.
