Skip Marley

Love is limitless.

Whatever inspiration comes to me; I always try to write about.

The music will just keep growing and growing and growing and keep finding the right people.

Being his grandson has never been a burden. It's a light because I'm carrying on his message of love and the unification of mankind, brothers and sisters stronger together, to a whole new generation.

I felt like I needed to reassure people in the safety of love and community.

A Skip live performance is me giving it my all, all of me.

I will always honor gramps, The Gong.

It's important for me to honor my grandfather in my shows.

Everyone loves the Beatles, but if you really dig into their music, they were actually speaking on things. When you have such a following, you can influence all these people, not only older people, but the younger people. That's where the change starts.

Love is almighty.

Music is a vehicle and a tool. Music is used to unify people and spread messages of upliftment.

I'm a love warrior.

Whatever they're feeling, I want them to be able to turn up my music and think, relax, and get good vibes.

I want people to take away a message of love, of looking at the way you are living and thinking where we can work to be or better and feel better.

I meditate, so I'm relaxed most of the time.

I meditate, I read, and I work out alone sometimes.

I can't be deterred by whoever.

It's cool hearing people doing my grandfather's music.

Skip Marley just a rasta youth who sing from the heart.

I just try to uplift the people and the whole consciousness.

To see us love one another is my ambition.

Slow down and just love.

Slow down and reflect on what's important to you in this life as sometimes we are going too fast to smell the herb garden.

It's very important to me that House of Marley use sustainable materials derived from the earth, and this is why I love the Rebel true wireless earbuds.

House of Marley is different from the competition, it doesn't follow the crowd, and instead finds its own way.

Yeah, man, my songs have to start with my generation. And I'm not only talking to my generation, but also to the next one coming.

I like building things from the bottom, from scratch.

I'm more of an organic writer.

I don't need to be a politician to help bring about change.

Work twice as hard on what you love.

First song I write, me go to my mother, and she say, 'Write love songs.' She's one of the oldest, so she's gone through it all, and she understand that discipline and level to where them take the craft to perfection.

I want to work on bringing back the connection of how it used to be back in the day. Between people.

The one time I got a little bit stressed was when I was on the Grammy stage with Katy Perry.

I just keep cool and humble and things just happen.

We can't have fear.

We have to overcome our obstacles together.

Since around 6 or 7, I've been taking classes in piano, guitar, music theory.

Birmingham has a nice vibe, I like the energy and I like the people, a lot of different kind of vibes and different cultures.

I would say I'm God's soldier; a music warrior.

For me, personally, I think we should use music as a benefit and try spreading messages of love, equality, and freedom. All of these things, for me, are important.

I want to spread my music to the people and help them unify.

Straight from the soul kinda music, that's what I love.

I really try to unify, not separate. That's really our thing... We really try to bring people together.

My thing is just music; it doesn't really have no box. My thing is just free.

That's Not True' is about trying to find the positivity and light in the darkness that can sometimes eclipse humanity.

Jane' is really about finding that thing in your life to keep you balanced and free from stress.

When we get together in the studio, music just comes out. I'll pick up the guitar, my cousin will come in and sing something, and then I will sing something. We'll record it and add some drums or piano. That's how it goes.

When the magazine came to me and asked if I wanted to be photographed, I thought, Why should I be in Teen Vogue? Me featured? Why me, you know?

Everyone wants to be in Teen Vogue!

I want people to take away a message of love, of looking at the way you are living and thinking where we can work to be our best. Whatever they're feeling, I want them to be able to turn up my music and think, relax, and get good vibes.