Reggae artist Denroy Morgan had an active life in music that spanned decades, beginning when he moved to New York City from Jamaica in the mid-'60s to be a part of various bands, developing into a fruitful solo career that yielded excellent work like 1981's disco-reggae-funk hybrid album I'll Do Anything for You, and continuing into the 2000s and beyond. Over the years, Morgan's style took many different forms, moving between rap, dancehall, and roots reggae approaches on solo albums like 2017's Muzical Unity. His children also adopted his musical tendencies, with some of them forming the stylistically diverse Morgan Heritage and others enjoying solo careers. Shortly after Morgan's death in March 2022, his final album, Divine Destiny, was released.