Cocoa Tea, a prominent reggae artist known for influential hits like "Rocking Dolly" and "Barack Obama," died at 65 in Florida following cardiac arrest. Diagnosed with lymphoma in 2019 and battling pneumonia, he maintained a positive spirit, as noted by his wife. Cocoa Tea began his career at age 14 but rose to prominence during the 1980s and 1990s. He also launched his label, Roaring Lion, contributing to the careers of many artists. His endorsement of Barack Obama through music showcased his belief in political change.
"I am looking for the change that this man has articulated. I want to see a change from global warming. I want to see a change from the whole system of things."
"He was definitely very brave. He was positive throughout it all."
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