The Bob Marley Legend Lives On

A semi new yet old Bob Marley album was released yesterday.

The iconic reggae artiste may be gone but his legacy lives on, not only through his children Ziggy or Damien 'Junior Gong' Marley but also through his timeless music.

The album Kaya, which many critics consider to be Marley and the Wailers' most romantic work was re released yesterday by Universal Music Enterprises. The double CD contains which contains 24 re-mastered tracks, including the original 10 released by Island Records in 1978 was released to mark it's 35th anniversary. It contains ballads such as Is This Love, My Woman Is Gone and Satisfy My Soul.

In addition to the originals, there is the B-side version of Smile Jamaica. The second disc features the unreleased concert, Live at Ahoy Hallen which was recorded in Rotterdam, The Netherlands on July 7, 1978.

Jamaican Reggae artiste to get the keys to Miami

Jamaican Reggae artiste to get the keys to Miami

Beres Hammond is to be presented with the key to the city of Miami on Sunday, May 26.

The Sweet Lies singer will be presented with the keys at the annual concert 'Best Of The Best' set for the Bayfront Park, Biscayne Boulevard, in downtown Miami.

The Jamaican singer will be part of the line-up for the show which comprises reggae, dancehall and soca artistes including Patrice Roberts, Lyrikal, Skinny Fabolous, JW & Blaze, Freddie McGregor, Beenie Man, Sanchez, Cocoa Tea, Elephant Man, Mad Cobra, Singer J, Mega Banton, Chronixx, Konshens and The Bahamas Rat Pack (Sammi, M Deez, SoSo, D Mac).

Congrats Beres! A True Living Legend.