Max Romeo, a reggae singer known for such hits as "West Dream" and "War Ina Babylon," died on April 11 of heart complications.

From “slack” lyrics to a militant style embracing social issues, Max Romeo remained an enormously influential singer and songwriter for over 50 years.

The influential Jamaican reggae icon Max Romeo, best known for his political anthems like 'Chase the Devil,’ has died.

The Jamaican superstar known for songs such as "Chase the Devil" passed away at his home on Friday (April 11).

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