Side Note: If you’re interested, here’s Kesha covering Bob Dylan’s “I Shall Be Released” in celebration of the legend’s birthday. As the frontman of The Wallflowers, a band whose breakthrough LP ( Bringing Down the Horse) just celebrated its 20-year anniversary, Jakob Dylan created music that was uniquely his own, throwing us tunes like “6th Avenue Heartache” and “The Difference.” For all you nostalgic-needy ‘90s peeps, the band will hit the pavement this summer alongside the Counting Crows. With an acclaimed father like that it’s understandable Jakob Dylan wanted to fuse his own sound in music and he did this in both collective and solo measures. Dylan has released Platinum-status records, received a Pulitzer Prize and a Presidential Medal of Freedom, pocketed multiple Grammys, written a best-selling memoir, worked with Martin Scorsese ( No Direction Home), and sold over 125 million records across the globe. The new album picks up with similar legs as Shadows In The Night, paying homage to American classics. In a time when legends are sadly leaving this world, feisty Robert Zimmerman is still being his chameleon-like self, touring and recently released his 37th studio set album, Fallen Angels. Bob Dylan / Jakob Dylanīob Dylan just celebrated his 75th birthday. Looks like there will be a brotherly battle taking place over 2016. Damian collaborated with other notable artists including Nas, and (surprise) he also has a new album expected later this year. He vibes with a dancehall reggae sound, which can be noted on his standout 2005 album, Welcome to Jamrock. Stephen is one Grammy shy from Ziggy, currently having six under his belt.ĭamian, 37, was only two years old when his father died.
The 23-track album houses songs featuring his younger brother Damian, Iggy Azalea, Wyclef Jean, Waka Flocka, and Busta Rhymes.
Stephen Marley’s fourth studio album, Revelation Part II: The Fruit of Life, is due out on July 22. In addition to music, he has a new line of savvy-conscious vaporizers, O.penVAPE.īut Ziggy isn’t the only member releasing an album this year. He recently released his sixth studio album ( Ziggy Marley), which follows his 2014 Grammy-winning album, Fly Rasta. Ziggy, the first-born, told GQ he sees himself as a “voice of reason” to his siblings and has seven Grammy’s to his name. This gift of reggae and realism was passed down to some of his 11 kids, particularly Ziggy, Stephen, and Damian. Bob Marley was a prophet, providing the universe with a myriad of contemplations, all achieved through the power of his music and social prose.
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