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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 'Heights of Fire' on June 26, 2026, described as his first album in 16 years, featuring 16 tracks and collaborators including Damian Marley and Stephen Marley, produced by Evidence Music.
Read at Jack Russell Music ↗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.
Read at DancehallMag ↗