STEPHEN MARLEY Vinilo y CD

Review: 2 time grammy award winner fresh from his performances at T in Park, Wireless and Somerset House.

Review: Old Soul showcases eight-time Grammy-winner Stephen Marley's expanding musical horizons as a singer and songwriter with a new acoustic, soul-leaning album. Boasting an array of special collaborations, including Jack Johnson, Bob Weir, Eric Clapton, Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley, Ziggy Marley, Buju Banton and Slightly Stoopid. Described by close confidants as a coming-of-age journey - expanding on the legacy of his time-honoured father as the second son of reggae legend Bob Marley - this is Stephen's fleshed-out sonic methodology and blueprint in sound, for traversing the trials faced by a family in the limelight of posterity.

Review: A member of the celebrated Marley sibling group, The Melody Makers, since the age of seven, the five time Grammy Award winning producer, singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist is stepping centre stage for the first time. "Mind Control" is Stephen Marley bringing the sounds and styles that he loves: a blend of reggae, rock, r&b, nyabinghi rhythms, flamenco and hip-hop. It's an album with the grit and flavour to rock old school Kingston sound systems.

Review: If you think you don't know the music of Stephen Marley, you do: you just don't realize it. A member of the celebrated Marley
sibling group, The Melody Makers since the age of seven, the Grammy winning producer, singer, songwriter, and multi-
instrumentalist has also been the driving creative force behind the music of his brothers. Stephen's production, performance
and writing credits recently earned him two Grammys-giving him a total of five: more than any other Marley family member
or reggae artist in history. Born in 1972, the second son of Bob Marley, Stephen was dancing and singing onstage during his
father and The Wailers' live shows
This single, 'The Traffic Jam, appropriately released on Tuff Gong, appears on the highly anticipated debut solo album, 'Mind Control',
a cornucopia of the sounds and styles that he loves: a blend of reggae, rock, R&B, nyabinghi rhythms, flamenco and hip-hop.
It's an album with the grit and flavor to rock old-school Kingston sound systems and slippery, waxed Miami Range Rovers alike.