‘Winding Roads’ is a beautiful, bluesy song, reflecting on life’s journey. The all star collaboration of Stephen Marley, Jack Johnson, and Bob Weir did not disappoint. The retrospective track features all three artists trading lines and guitars licks throughout the entire song.

Start your night by jamming along with Skip Marley’s “Jane (The Remixes)” featuring Ayra Starr and Sam Deep. Skip and Starr’s original track is so chill and vibey, and hearing more of an electric and grooving take with Deep’s mix is such a relaxed feel.

Skip Marley’s “Change (The Tony Kelly Remix)” featuring Beenie Man is a vibe! It’s always fun when one of your favorite artists puts a new spin on a fan favorite. “Change” is one of my favorite Skip Marley’s songs and inspires a vision of new energy in life. I love the pairing of Skip Marley and Beenie Man with the new electric verse!

Daily Reggae caught up with reggae icon, Jimmy Cliff, to learn about the creation of his incredible new album, “Refugees”, and to hear his advice for up-and-coming artists.

Push away any obstacles you face and stress less by listening to Skip Marley’s new single, “Jane” featuring Ayra Starr. “Jane” has a beautiful reggae riddim and I love the collaboration of Marley and Starr. Starr hails from Nigeria and her incredible singing compliments Skip Marley’s vocals so well.

Reggae icon Jimmy Cliff shines in his new album, “Refugees”. Cliff has one of the deepest reggae music catalogs and best voices across all music genres. “Refugees” is a gorgeous album that has the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer touch on so many important topics. The quality of the album is a perfect example of why I’m so proud to be a reggae music fan. Cliff is a generational talent and this is an album I’ll be listening to often!

Skip Marley inspires constant growth into a better version of ourselves in the powerful new single, “Change”. Skip’s new song is an anthem for self evaluation, a commitment to love and growth, and we are totally vibing with Change’s sound and message. Marley teamed up with Oscar Holter, who produced and co-wrote the track.