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City: Kingston
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Monday, October 08, 2007 
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STEPHEN MARLEY @ THE EXIT/ IN..... IN NASHVILLE
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Monday, July 16, 2007 

THE 'GANG WAR RHYTHM RAMS THE DANCEHALL FROM KINGSTON TO NEW  YORK AND LONDON

Kicking Off GHETTO YOUTHS INTERNATIONAL Ramp-Up,

All-Star One-Rhythm Compilation

Set To Be Released In July

NEW YORKWith eleven versions featuring fourteen of dancehall's biggest names, the GANG WAR RHYTHM is the fresh, tough champion sound of Summer, 2007. Starring on this album are today's masters of dancehall, including three-time Grammy winner Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley, with his metaphoric "One Loaf of Bread (Something for You);" and two of the hottest newer hands in dancehall, hardcore singer Mavado and three-man vocal threat Voice Mail, joining Vybz Kartel.

            A impressive roster of dancehall's most-honored veterans also take part in the "Gang War" compilation, including Bad Boy recording artist Elephant Man, Bounty Killer, Sizzla Kolonji, and Wayne Marshall. With its portentious symphonic depth, propulsive drumming and a nagging sampled woodwind hook, the "Gang War" rhythm has had DJs and dancers worldwide ringing the alarm from the dance floor ever since the first versions were released to the dancehall club underground earlier this spring.

            The GANG WAR RHYTHM comes to the American hip-hop scene with an impeccable double pedigree: the creator of the rhythm is Trevor "Baby G" James, son and protégé of Lloyd "King Jammy" James. Additionally, the album is released in the U.S. market by GHETTO YOUTHS INTERNATIONAL, and is run by two Bob Marley sons, Stephen and Damian. With brother Julian also on the roster, the Ghetto Youths International label is launching a major expansion of its market presence this year, with albums in preparation by reggae singing sensation Javaughn and world-renowned rapper Mr. Cheeks, to follow the GANG WAR RHYTHM compilation. The first album released through Ghetto Youths International's U.S. distributor, Universal, was the 2002 Grammy-winning Halfway Tree, by Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley.

           

The GANG WAR RHYTHM collection is completed with the instrumental of the original track, and a "Gang War Medley," featuring album tracks "juggled" by Damian Marley and Baby G. An all-star video shot to the medley version is currently in production. The GANG WAR RHYTHM various-artists album is set to be released July 17, 2007 on Ghetto Youths International/Yard Vybes Entertainment, distributed by Universal.

GANG WAR RHYTHM  Tracklisting:


1) Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley – One Loaf of Bread (Something For You)

2) Bounty Killer – It's Okay

3) Mavado – Me and My Dogs

4) Vybz Kartel featuring Voice Mail – Play Ting

5) Sizzla Kolonji – Too Much Gang War

6) Elephant Man featuring Wayne Marshall – Over Di Wall

7) Mr. Evil (Leftside) – Liar

8) Aidonia – MPs

9) Kibaki featuring Flexx – War Is On

10) Demarco – Story

11) Jagwa – Suffering

12) Gang War Instrumental

13) Gang War Medley (BONUS TRACK)


Wednesday, June 27, 2007 

Tune into PBS (9 p.m. EST/ 6 p.m. PST) tonight to catch Grammy-winning artist and producer Stephen Marley as he joins Paul Simon, and a host of world-renowned presenters and artists, as part of the ceremony honoring Simon for being the first recipient of The Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song. Taped on May 23rd, 2007 at the Warner Theatre in Washington DC, Marley lends his rendition of Mother and Child Reunion to the set of performances all-the-while maintaining his delicate, signature reggae flair.

http://www.pbs.org/previews/paulsimon/

Monday, June 18, 2007 
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Thursday, May 17, 2007 

STAYED TUNED!!! JUNE 19TH THE DATE WILL BE ANNOUCED

SEE IMPORTANT DATE BELOW!!!!! 

* On Sale Date: Tuesday, April 17, 2007 (Without a line up)

 

Friday, May 04, 2007 
Check out a snippet of music history. Stephen was joined on stage at the House of Blues in Los Angeles on April 26th by Jr. Gong, Ben Harper, and Chali 2na, shaping an unforgettable night. As if that wasn't enough, an unexpected audience member made it an epic evening - Stevie Wonder joined Stephen and friends on stage for renditions of "Jammin'" and "Could You Be Loved".


Thursday, April 12, 2007 

Concert Gala at Warner Theatre on May 23 and Broadcast Nationally on PBS June 27..

"Graceland" To Be Included in the Library's National Recording Registry

Paul personally asked to invite Stephen Marley to join him in DC on this historic occasion and perform "Mother and Child Reunion"..one of Paul's favorite compositions. James Taylor, Alison Krauss and Jerry Douglas, Ladysmith Black Mombazo, Art Garfunkle are on board along with some of Paul's special pals, Lorne Michaels and Bob Costas and we're just getting started! 

Paul Simon, one of America's most respected songwriters and musicians, will be the recipient of the first annual Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song. Named in honor of the legendary George and Ira Gershwin, this newly created award recognizes the profound and positive effect of popular music on the world's culture. The prize will be given annually to a composer or performer whose lifetime contributions exemplify the standard of excellence associated with the Gershwins.

Wednesday, April 11, 2007 

Stephen will be performing on the below dates of the Dave Matthews Band Tour

September 25, 26, 28, 29, October 1 & 2

STAY TUNED FOR MORE INFO :)


 

Friday, April 06, 2007 

     Stephen Marley

 

What the press is saying about his album

"Mind Control"

"…impressive solo debut."

NEW YORK TIMES

"…a masterful fusion of reggae and hip-hop."

PEOPLE MAGAZINE

"…patois-dusted hip-hop tracks like the beatbox-driven single "The Traffic Jam" makes this the best Marley album in a generation."

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY

"Humble yet accomplished, the album is a quiet masterpiece—easily the best effort from a Marley progeny yet."

INTERVIEW MAGAZINE

"…an all-in-all impressive offering."

URB MAGAZINE

"êêêê…He kicks out dance-hall-infected reggae/hip-hop jams, carefully balancing political fire and an island-life vibe. His ease with both elements would make his father proud."

SPIN MAGAZINE

Download now…Backed by a beatbox and a few glitchy synths, (The Traffic Jam) has a strip-down hypnotic vibe that leaves plenty of space for the singsong tale to unfold…êêê1/2"

ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE

"…with the release of his first solo effort…this triple-threat entertainer is taking the Marley name to new heights."

JAMROCK MAGAZINE

"…with the release of his long-awaited debut album…the spot light will solely shine on Stephen's talents as an emotive singer, diversified songwriter and accomplished instrumentalist while solidifying his reputation as an innovative, genre-blurring producer."

BILLBOARD MAGAZINE

"Stephen's stellar debut is a winning union of dancehall and hip-hop…the result is striking"

THE VILLAGE VOICE

"…the perfect go-to fix – good for curing a headache, planning a protest or moving your hips on the dance floor."

JANE MAGAZINE

"The versatility of sound here is the greatest triumph of "Mind Control," as Marley shows an aptitude to blend his delivery and style to whatever the track requires, be it political angst, romantic sadness, or even plain old backside moving fun … It is this willingness to test his talents in various musical arenas that makes "Mind Control" an album that is worth experiencing, as the blending of the various sounds, tones, and deliveries here makes for a unique experience from much of urban music today."

GIANT MAGAZINE

"(Traffic Jam) could do for Stephen what Jamrock did for Damian."

MUSIC WEEK (UK)

"On Mind Control, the 34-year-old songwriter emerges as a central figure in modern reggae. High points include the droning, trip-hop excursion "Hey Baby"; the soulful, effects-laden "You're Gonna Leave" that's as silky smooth as a Seal tune; and two conventional reggae tracks ("Chase Dem" and "Lonely Avenue") that would do his father proud."

PERFORMING SONGWRITER

Thursday, April 05, 2007 

THANKS EVERYONE FOR VOTING!!!!

 

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