BY LINDA LABAN Stephen "Ragga" Marley Photo by Wonder Knack This summer, the first Catch a Fire tour unites generations of reggae’s first family as Stephen “Ragga” Marley and his
Marley’s former backing singer believes the late Rasta reggae star would have converted to Christianity if he was still alive--- By Davina Hamilton--- MUSINGS ON MARLEY: Judy Mowatt JUDY MOWATT believes
Tuff Gang--- THE Tuff Gang, a group led by Asadenaki Wailer, launched its Groundation EP last Friday at the Kingston home of reggae legend Bunny Wailer, Asadenaki's father. According to
A new album looks at the close links between the Rastafari religion and reggae music Bob Marley: his popularity spread the Rasta gospel. Photograph: Peter Still/Redferns By Jim Carroll --- Music and
Jamaican Reggae singer Bob Marley sang: Jamaican Reggae singer Bob Marley sang: "One good thing about music, when it hits you, you feel no pain."---- HAVE YOUR SAY reggae star
The remixed of Skip Marley's "Cry To Me" has topped the EDM.COM Music Chart with over 74,000 hits! The eighteen-year old son of Cedella Marley, is the latest member of
Rita Marley---- REGGAE singer Rita Marley will be this year's recipient of the Living Legends Award from the African Women of Excellence Awards (AWEA) Committee. The ceremony will be held
Omi--- SINGER OMI has joined an elite club. He is among seven Jamaicans whose song or album has sold platinum (over one million copies) in the United States. OMI's hit
By Steven Jackson--- Rohan Marley, son of Bob, is chairman of Marley Coffee US--- MARLEY Coffee US, chaired by Rohan Marley, revealed plans for the first time to break even
By Tamara Hardingham-Gill for Metro.co.uk--- Shaggy feels very strongly about terrorism (Picture: EPA)Shaggy’s certainly made some classic hits over the years, but does his music have healing powers? Well he certainly thinks