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Natasja
The honest wall
Ane Trolle
Beauty behind the madness
The Weeknd
1978-1987
Peter Tosh
Reggae gold 2013
Apocalypse soon
Major Lazer
Sweet reggae music 1979-84
Barrington Levy
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The age of pleasure
Janelle Monaé
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The independent
d. 27. juli 2016
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Andy Gill
d. 27. juli 2016
"The Fruit Of Life is the follow-up to 2011's The Root Of Life, but where that album followed a roots-reggae path, this one pursues a more American course, its tracks crowded with hip-hop guests like Rick Ross, Busta Rhymes and Rakim, the latter hinting at 9/11 conspiracy on "So Unjust"".
AllMusic
2016
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David Jeffries
2016
"Coming five years after the rootsy Revelation, Pt. 1: The Root of Life, Stephen Marley's 2016 LP Revelation, Pt. 2: The Fruit of Life is a more electronic and studio-driven effort, which in the case of this artist/studio whiz kid, is a plus ... File this massive effort next to Damian's Welcome to Jamrock, Stephen's own diverse 2007 release Mind Control, and maybe even Dad's 1976 "Roots, Rock, Reggae" breakthrough, Rastaman Vibration".