Maxi Priest and Intercept Music Partner with The Bob and Rita Marley Foundation Relief Fund To Support Jamaica's Hurricane Aid Relief Efforts

Following the release of his comeback single featuring dancehall superstar Sean Paul, London-based reggae fusion legend Maxi Priest is committed to helping his native Jamaica "Feel So Alive" in the wake of Hurricane Melissa's devastation.

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Maxi is first and foremost supporting his fellow artist, Sean Paul, who has pledged to match every dollar raised by his foundation, up to $100,000, in partnership with Food For The Poor Jamaica. Maxi, alongside his label distributor, Intercept Music, has teamed up with The Bob and Rita Marley Foundation Relief Fund on GoFundMe to raise funds for Paul's foundation, which supports Food For The Poor Jamaica. Intercept Music has made a financial contribution, and Maxi personally reached out to his fans through a heartfelt video appeal.

Maxi Priest stated, "One of Jamaica's greatest gifts to the world has always been music. It's how we share love, unity, and hope. But right now, our beautiful island needs us. Hurricane Melissa has left many of our brothers and sisters in dire need of help and support. Music and unity have the power to heal and rebuild. Let's all do our part to make Jamaica 'Feel So Alive' again."