Rebellion rises
Ziggy Marley
Summary: Damian 'Jr. Gong' Marley releases the follow up to his 2006 Grammy Award winning album "Welcome to Jamrock". His latest includes the singles "Medication" ; "Roar" ; and "Speak Life".
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Reviews (2)
The guardian
d. 20. July 2017
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Ben Beaumont-Thomas
d. 20. July 2017
"While others in the Marley family carry on Bob's name through premium headphones, gourmet coffee and decaffeinated tea, his youngest son continues to push reggae forward. Blockbuster trap production is put to skanking service on Here We Go, but there's still room for classic roots on Looks Are Deceiving. Lyrically, it's what you might expect, with odes to the medicinal properties of marijuana (Medication), lamplit sweet nothings (Grown and Sexy), and a string of socially conscious lamentations".
Rolling stone
d. 21. July 2017
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Will Hermes
d. 21. July 2017
"Between LPs with Nas and Mick Jagger, and more recent tracks with Jay-Z (4:44's "Bam") and Skrillex ("Make It Bun Dem"), Damian Marley (a.k.a. Jr. Gong) has been his late father's rangiest ambassador. His first solo album in a decade is an inspiring 18-track collection, flexing authority on roots jams and dancehall bangers, political meditations ... It's a reminder that reggae remains a potent pop force, especially when it's in the hands of a master".