Naâman: An Eternal Musical Legacy

Naâman, whose real name was Martin Mussard, passed away on Friday, February 7, 2025, at the age of 34, after battling a brain tumor diagnosed in 2019. The announcement of his passing was made by his team, Big Scoop Records, in a heartfelt statement honoring the musical and human legacy he leaves behind.

An Inspiring Artistic Journey

A prominent figure in the French reggae scene, Naâman made his mark with iconic tracks such as Outta Road (29 million views), House of Love (14 million views), Own Yourself (8 million views), Karma (5.1 million views), and Soul Plan (5.6 million views). His music, infused with messages of love, peace, and hope, brought together a vast and diverse audience.

A Battle Fueled by Creation

Despite his illness, the artist from Normandy never stopped creating. Until his final weeks, he continued composing, driven by a deep desire to share his light and joy for life with his audience. Last December, he released Mon amour, his final track, and recorded other unreleased songs that will be released soon.

A Rich and Vibrant Discography

Naâman leaves behind a rich discography of over 70 tracks across five albums, the most recent being Temple Road Extended, an expanded version of Temple Road (2022). “He leaves a vibrant legacy, both human and musical, that will resonate forever with his family, his team, and his audience,” declared Big Scoop Records.

A Message of Love and Light

Until his last moments, Naâman faced his illness with inspiring strength, embracing death with the same serenity and love he had for life. His work will continue to inspire and touch hearts, reflecting his bright outlook on the world.