Austin-based record label Music For Life releases new reggae single, “Jah Will Heal You” from Alan Moe Monsarrat and Sgt. Remo. This is the 3rd single of Moe’s for 2025, leading up to his album, Fabulous Imperfection.
 
Alan Moe Monsarrat shared his thoughts on the song: “I’m a firm believer in the power of faith. Faith can heal when no doctor can help. There are countless examples of this phenomenon. This song celebrates that miracle. I know few others as spiritual as my brother Sargent Remo so I asked him to bless this song with his wisdom and talent. All our talents are gifts from H.I. M. Give Thanks and Praise!”
 
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Sgt. Remo said: “It’s a great honor for me to work with Alan ‘Moe’ Monserrat in this song. He is such an iconic figure in the Austin reggae scene. Jah Will Heal You is a feel-good song. I really enjoyed being part of this one”

Producer RJ Johnson said: “I loved the concept of this song when Moe told me about it. Jah will heal us, if we decide to allow him to do it.”

ABOUT ALAN MOE MONSARRAT

Alan Moe Monsarrat was born in the midst of mysterious and unbelievably bizarre circumstances in August of 1951. There were many babies such as Moe in Phenix City, Alabama, the town known at the time as “The Wickedest City in America,” babies were bought or stolen on a regular basis, then sold. Moe was raised as their own by his parents of record, George and Wilma Monsarrat. George was a distinguished military man and Wilma was a prominent local resident.

Moe grew up on military posts across the United States and in Japan. He started down the path of public performance at a very early age, singing in the church choir. Having barely reached his teens, he was recruited by older members of a local band in Tokyo who heard him singing in the showers during gym class. Moe began playing Reggae in Hawaii in 1973 and later he co-founded the first reggae band in Texas, The Lotions. He now performs with The Mau Mau Chaplains and Music For Life in Austin. During the 2018 Austin Reggae Festival, the Mau Mau Chaplains received a proclamation from the City of Austin declaring that day as “Mau Mau Chaplains Day” in Austin. They were recognized for doing more than 500 shows at their weekly residency on Wednesday nights at Flamingo Cantina for more than 10 years. Moe continues to do his weekly residency with The Mau Mau Chaplains streaming through Flamingo’s Facebook page live from Austin’s historic 6th Street Entertainment District and also on the Austin Music Network on Spectrum.

ABOUT SGT. REMO

Sgt. Remo – Rub-A-Dub Souljah Bridging Borders Through Reggae – Sgt. Remo is a Mexican-American reggae artist blending Jamaican roots with Texas borderland consciousness. Hailing from Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, and based in San Antonio, TX, Sgt. Remo (born Sergio Ortiz) brings a powerful, authentic voice to reggae with music rooted in cultural pride, unity, and resistance. Inspired by reggae’s revolutionary spirit, he began performing in the early 2000s and quickly found his voice in the genre. In 2012, he made his international debut with the Life is for Living EP, released on his independent label, Jah Yutes Entertainment (JYE). Since then, he has emerged as one of Texas’ most prominent reggae talents.
 
His 2014 album Give Thanks for Life delivered the underground hit Rastafari Way, earning critical recognition from New York’s AIRM Top 30 Reggae Albums and Denmark’s Reggae Moods Top 15 Roots & Culture Albums of the Year. He followed with a string of releases, including Sgt. Remo & Friends (2016), Here We Come Again (2019), and Jah Neva Leave (2022), a 12” vinyl project featuring reggae legends Ranking Joe, Lutan Fyah, and Chezidek.
His latest studio album, Reach the Top (2025), continues his mission of conscious reggae with 10 tracks and standout collaborations featuring Fidel Nadal, Dre Z Melodi, and Chezidek.
 
A dynamic performer, Sgt. Remo tours extensively across the U.S., Mexico, and Latin America, with recent appearances at Rototom Colombia, a seven-date tour in Chile, and performances in Mexico City.
Beyond the stage, he’s the driving force behind King Remo Music, a label that has produced much of his catalog, including the acclaimed Reggae SoulJahs Worldwide compilation series (2011–2025).
 
Sgt. Remo’s music is more than sound—it’s a movement, a message, and a bridge between cultures.
 

ABOUT MUSIC FOR LIFE

Music For Life is run by engineer/producer DJ RJ since 2014. RJ has been performing in Austin’s reggae scene since 1987. Recently he has been playing with Steel Power, Roland & The Roots Riddim, and the Mau Mau Chaplains. His radio program, Reggae Evolution, is on the air every 2nd and 4th Tuesday from 7-10PM CST on KAZI 88.7 FM.
 

PLAYERS OF INSTRUMENTS

Alan Moe Monsarrat – bass guitar, lead vocal, lyrics; Remo Ortiz / Sgt. Remo: lead vocal, lyrics; RJ Johnson – keyboards, drums, background vocals, engineering, final mix; Marc Schaefgen – electric guitar
James Fenner – congas and percussion; Mario Vela – percussion; Mark Wilson – saxophone
Kim Pollini – background vocals; Fumi Sugawara – graphic design; Chris Fischer: mastering; Zojak Worldwide & Bandcamp: distribution; UPC: 195375764487
 
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