Singer of The Loser; Jiving Juniors founder; reggae producer

Derrick Harriott was a Jamaican singer and record producer, a founder of the vocal group the Jiving Juniors and the voice of the rocksteady hit “The Loser”. He died at home on 24 October 2026, aged 87.

Born in Kingston on 6 February 1939, he launched the Crystal label in 1962 and produced records for Dennis Brown, Big Youth, the Ethiopians and Keith & Tex, as well as the early dub album Scrub A Dub. He was awarded Jamaica’s Order of Distinction in 2009.

Life in brief

  1. 1939Born in Kingston, Jamaica
  2. 2026 Died in Jamaica, aged 87

The death report

Published 24 October 2026 Derrick Harriott, Jamaican singer of The Loser and pioneering reggae producer, dies at 87 The Jiving Juniors founder launched the Crystal label in 1962 and produced Dennis Brown, Big Youth and one of the first dub albums. He died at home after spells in hospital. Read the full report →

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