Jah Cure: apologies to fans, a new album is on its way.

2023 will see Jah Cure releasing his 9th studio album Undeniable. It’s safe to say that the album will contain quality music because he’s known for this, unfortunately, he will not be able to do any live promo. In March 2022 Jah Cure was found guilty of manslaughter and was sentenced to six years in prison in Holland.

Jah Cure, whose real name is Siccature Alcock, was born on October 11, 1978, in Hanover, Jamaica. He began his career as a Reggae singer in the late 1990s, and released his debut album, “Jah Cure,” in 2000. The album was a success and established him as a rising star in Reggae.

Jah Cure has released a number of successful albums throughout his career, including “True Reflections” (2006), “The Universal Cure” (2013), and “The Cure” (2018). He is known for his smooth, soulful voice and his positive, uplifting lyrics, which often deal with themes of love, redemption, and hope.

“My message to my fans is I apologize for this situation I get myself caught up in,“ Jah Cure told the Jamaica Gleaner. “I would like to give this album to you as a special gift from me to you. Until we see each other soon, I will have some interesting songs to share with you.” This is the first time Jah has spoken with the media since being locked up.

Jah Cure takes his music very seriously and in his work over the years, he’s made some serious hits. There is no doubt this new album will contain some more.

Undeniable is scheduled for release on February 17.

“I absolutely hope that Undeniable will be another Grammy nomination,” he said, adding, “I have many favorites [on Undeniable] and it’s hard to choose one, but if I have to choose it’s Think About It.”