“You can meet me where the music meets the ocean.” Bob Marley On September 4, 2020, Ride Natty Ride, episode six of Bob Marley’s ‘Legacy’ 12-part documentary series was aired, featuring a stunning visual celebration of reggae legend Bob Marley and his uplifting music, how it’s influenced the surf and skateboarding community globally, and how notable Jamaicans got their start in the adventurous outdoor activities.
Surprisingly, Reggae icons Bob Marley and Buju Banton have a little known connection that goes way back.
Cedella Marley, first-born daughter of reggae icon Bob Marley, celebrated her 53rd birthday yesterday and received tons of love from her siblings.
The wife of reggae legend Bob Marley, Rita Marley is selling what many consider to be a historic home in Nassau, Bahamas.
Score one for Dancehall! Popular Jamaican singers, Popcaan and Koffee, and reggae legend Bob Marley have all made former US president Barack Obama’s 2020 Summer Playlist.
Eight-time Grammy winner Ziggy Marley will host a special virtual performance as part of the Bob Marley 75th birthday celebrations this year.
Family members of the late reggae and cultural pioneer Bob Marley will re-record the iconic anthem One Love in an effort to bolster the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) reimagine campaign, a global fundraising initiative aimed at providing assistance to children affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
Bob Marley’s classic and iconic track No Woman No Cry has been given a fresh video in honor of International Reggae Day.
Cedella Marley, Bob Marley’s daughter, has announced the upcoming release of a new book in honour of her father and his classic Redemption Song.
Father’s Day certainly does not get as much recognition as Mother’s Day – at least not in Jamaica.
What have you been listening to lately? Since the coronavirus wreaked havoc across the globe, causing many to stay indoors, you would expect music streaming numbers to increase.
Approximately halfway into the year and 2020 has churned out the unexpected, from a global lockdown induced by COVID-19 to protests worldwide condemning racial injustice and police brutality.
Bob Marley is known worldwide as a musical legend. I personally appreciate the revolutionary side of Marley and his ability to create music that spoke of the oppression that the African (black) working class experience at the hands of colonialism.
The sons of legendary foundation reggae artiste Bob Marley are trying to do their part to stand against bullying.