Words by Jesse Serwer—
Rick Ross, the master of using food as a metaphor for the trappings of success, would approve of how Wayne Marshall begins his verse on his trappings-of-success-themed "Stupid Mone... Read More...
Words by Kimberly Burgess—
In his video for “I Know,” Wayne Marshall pushes the good guy we have all come to love aside–rude boy Marshall is so much more captivating! As he tells a rival, “you’re no thre... Read More...
Words by Jesse Serwer—
Ahead of his upcoming third solo album Revelation Part II: The Fruit of Life (due out later this year), Stephen Marley recently dropped the single "Bongo Nyah" featuring Damian Mar... Read More...
Words by Jesse Serwer—
If you didn't know, Wayne Marshall is officially a part of the Marley family's Ghetto Youths International family. Marshall's single "Go Hard" appeared on the Ghetto Youths LP Set ... Read More...
Words by Jesse Serwer—
The connection between Eric Clapton and Bob Marley runs deep. "Slowhand"'s 1974 version of "I Shot the Sheriff" is perhaps the most famed reggae cover of all-time, and the song th... Read More...
Words by Jesse Serwer—
"Comfortable" is one of two tunes from Jo Mersa, eldest son of Stephen Marley, on the just-released Ghetto Youths International compilation, Set Up Shop, Volume 1. And, like Mersa'... Read More...