Skip Marley Shares New Song ‘Change’: Listen

Reggae star Skip Marley just unveiled a new song titled Change, a feel-good, reggae-tinged track that was produced and co-written by Oscar Holter (The Weeknd, Coldplay, Katy Perry, P!nk).

“Change… we’re always changing,” the 25-year-old said of the track.  “I would say for me personally, me being a better man, being a better version of myself. Taking my time more, learning more, and observing more as much as I can, personally. Taking in everything ‘cause life is school so you know, no one’s perfect so allow progress.”

He continued, “I learn every day, I try to learn something every day. And something small or big, each their own, works for me personally. When we’re talking to the world now – how much things do we want to change? We’re still hating each other. We’re still racist toward each other. We’re still warring with each other. We’re still hungry, still can’t get no job. The systems have to change. We are the change. The sooner that people realize that one man can make a difference, one woman can make a difference. From one person can make a change, then we all can make a change. Why not make a change together?”

Skip, who is best known for his Gold-selling hit Slow Down with H.E.R., will continue the second leg of his The Change Tour this fall, according to a release. He’ll next perform at the Bottlerock Festival in Napa on May 27, 2022.  For more dates and venues, visit skipmarley.com/tour .

Change follows Skip’s latest release, Vibe, with Dancehall deejay Popcaan which was produced by Rykeyz, who had also produced Slow Down.

Skip is reportedly working on a full-length debut album, which will follow his Grammy-nominated Higher Place EP.

Listen to Change above.