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Damian Marley
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Bob Marley's youngest son (b. 1978), and the one who carried the name deepest into dancehall. "Welcome to Jamrock" (2005) — built on Ini Kamoze's "World-A-Music" — won him one of his multiple Grammys and stands among the century's most influential Jamaican records; Distant Relatives with Nas and his work as producer and collaborator have kept him central rather than inherited.
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Capleton released 'Heights Of Fire,' his first full-length album in roughly 15 years, a 16-track set produced by Evidence Music with collaborators including Damian Marley, Stephen Marley and L'Entourloop.
Read at Reggae Vibes ↗Capleton released his 16-track album 'Heights of Fire' on June 26, his first full album in 15 years, produced by Evidence Music. The project features Damian Marley, Stephen Marley, Eesah and others.
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