The Marley Brothers with Ziggy Marley, Steel Pulse, and more

UK-based reggae icons Steel Pulse, known for their staunch socio-political themes and captivating live performances, continue influencing many artists globally. Renowned for hits and a powerful message in albums like "Mass Manipulation," they address global issues and systemic greed through their music.

Jamaican dancehall artist Sean Paul gained fame with hits like "Get Busy" and "Temperature" from his Grammy-winning album Dutty Rock. Known for collaborating with stars like Beyoncé, Sia, and Pharrell Williams, he experienced a resurgence with tracks like "No Lie" with Dua Lipa. Born in St. Andrew, Jamaica, to multi-ethnic parents, Sean excelled in swimming and water polo before pursuing music. His notable albums include The Trinity and Imperial Blaze.

8x GRAMMY® winner Stephen Marley, born in Wilmington, explores diverse genres in his acoustic album Old Soul, featuring Eric Clapton and Ziggy Marley collaborations.

Jamaican reggae revivalist Protoje, born Oje Ken Ollivierre, rose to fame with hits like "Rasta Love" featuring Ky-Mani Marley. His 2015 album, Ancient Future, topped Billboard’s reggae chart, and he collaborated with artists such as Chronixx, Popcaan, and Wiz Khalifa. Known for blending reggae with hip-hop, Protoje is acclaimed for his introspective albums exploring social and political themes.