Skip Marley

I try to unify the people. It's simple.

Ever proud to represent Jamaica achieving new levels in any endeavor.

I just want to make sure that I'm on the right track, and I have my uncles and my mother to guide me.

I love Jamaica. It's where I was born and it's my home. So the energy and the good vibes are a natural extension of who I am.

I've never been without music. I just took a chance on making my own.

Music has always been a part of me, even from when I was born, from my mother, Cedella, to my uncles, all the way back to my grandfather.

When my first song was released, I needed some reassurance. I went to my grandmother and she said to me, 'These lyrics are like something your grandfather would sing.'

We can all be the best versions of ourselves & lift one another by coming together and spreading positive vibes.

Togetherness is our strength.

I hope 'Calm Down' makes us think of solutions and brings us together.

I'm free, music is free, my root is reggae music. Reggae is the root which extends into the tree, and branches into different things.

I sing songs I like, and songs I feel.

We have to live at a higher vibration, caring for humanity, caring for your brothers and sisters.

Higher place means a higher state of mind, a higher state of consciousness, the high road.

We need love. We need light.

Love overcomes.

There's hope for unity, and there's hope for love and understanding. That's how I feel personally, and I know other people feel that way, too.

I'm confident in the victory of good over evil always.

We're talking to the people, so it's all colors, all religions. Music is music. That's the beauty of it. It cuts through all of those barriers or borders.

Make Me Feel' is all about getting through the tough times together.

Blessed are the singers and the players. Can't take this lightly.

Music with a message is the music we love. Good vibrations. Positivity. Conscious influence of the heart and the mind and the soul.

I started writing when was probably 15 or 16. I got put on the stage when I was 14 or 13.

My music stems from reggae of course, but it's an influence of everything.

Young people are the future of the world.

The 'Lions' inspiration was unity. I started with a riff on the guitar, and I was playing the riff in the studio. I knew the drums and then the song really fell in hand in hand. We knew it had a power, a message, so it was really natural.

Sunlight, even, can inspire me.

My music is about peace, love, and happiness. Unity. Togetherness.

Music is my weapon of choice.

Slow down and enjoy life.