Independent reggae artist Minna LaFortune releases “Cease Fire,” a powerful new single that addresses the devastating impact of gun violence on communities worldwide. The track serves as both a heartfelt plea for peace and a moving tribute to lives lost in urban centers from Jamaica to Soweto.

Through poignant lyrics like “Mothers are crying, Sons and fathers gone, Children left to carry on,” LaFortune masterfully captures the profound human cost of gun violence. The song particularly highlights the tragic loss of young Black lives across global communities including New York City, Haiti, Trinidad, and beyond.

“Cease Fire” represents LaFortune’s commitment to using music as a catalyst for social change. The track’s message resonates deeply with communities affected by violence while calling for unity and collective action to break the cycle of bloodshed.

Based in Brooklyn, NY, Minna LaFortune has established herself as a vital voice in independent reggae. Her unique style bridges traditional reggae’s soulful roots with contemporary influences, creating music that particularly resonates with women of color and immigrant families. Currently working on her third album, LaFortune continues to demonstrate music’s power to inspire positive transformation and foster global unity.

The single “Cease Fire” is available now on all major streaming platforms.

Listen Here : open.spotify.com/track/0JhMHHQ