Simply the best of Bob Marley, featuring classic tracks such as Satisfy My Soul, Exodus, Jamming, Could You Be Loved and many more.
‘I’ve never seen anybody enjoy performing as much as he did. The relationship he had with his fans was so palpable.’
The Clapton cover was a big factor in introducing the reggae star to an international audience.
The trailblazing Jamaican vocalist died in Kingston after contracting coronavirus.
Our new editorial series centers Black writers writing about Black music, taking a new look at music and moments that have previously either been overlooked or not properly contextualized.
The latest in the series presents a visual celebration of what Bob Marley and his music means to the surf and skateboarding community worldwide.
Fans can also expect a soon-to-be-released 360-degree VR version for viewers to watch with a headset at home.
The anticipated title includes hits ‘Slow Down’ with H.E.R. and ‘Make Me Feel’ ft. Rick Ross and Ari Lennox.
The UK-based Jamaican dub reggae artist has collaborated extensively with reggae producer Dennis Bovell throughout his multi-decade career.
The Jamaican reggae singer and producer pioneered the sound of dub reggae and has collaborated with artists like Beastie Boys, the Clash, the Congos, and Bob Marley and the Wailers.
On August 31, 1Xtra’s Jeremiah Asiamah & Island Records are joining forces to bring fans a day of dancehall & DJ sets
The British reggae vocalist has a career spanning more than three decades and collaborations with artists across multiple genres
Recorded for Oakley’s ‘For The Love Of Sport’ campaign, the cover offers a fresh take on the classic anthem for peace, love, and unity.
Exclusive 2020 RSD titles will roll-out in three ‘drop dates,’ beginning Saturday, August 29.
The [RE]DISCOVER series aims to showcase carefully curated artist playlists and takes listeners on a career-spanning journey of musical discovery through the featured artist’s entire body of work.
