Discography by Stephen Marley (2007-2016) [Lossless / MP3]
Artist: Stephen Marley Title: Discography Year Of Release: 2007-2016 Genre: Reggae Quality: FLAC (Tracks)/MP3 V2, 192-320 kbps Total Time: 5 albums Total Size: 1,83 Gb/654 mb WebSite: Preview
Bob Marley's second son, Stephen Marley, first appeared on record in 1979, when he was only six years old. With his brother Ziggy, the young Stephen recorded the single "Children Playing in the Streets," a charity single with the profits going to the United Nations to aid its efforts during the International Year of the Child. The single would also mark the beginnings of the Ziggy-fronted Melody Makers, a band that included Stephen's other siblings. Stephen played a supportive role in the Melody Makers from the beginning as guitarist, singer, and occasional songwriter.
To satisfy his creative interests outside the group, Stephen decided to become familiar with the music industry from behind the scenes. Production work began in 1996 with Stephen contributing ideas to albums by his brothers Damian and Julian. Remixing the Fugees the same year was the first public display of Stephen's love of hip-hop and R&B. Work with Eve, Krayzie Bone, and Erykah Badu would follow along with a new role as "executive producer" of the Bob Marley remix compilation Chant Down Babylon, released in 1999. The album drew criticism from reggae purists who thought Stephen's mixing of hip-hop and his father's music was blasphemy, but the album's success encouraged the young producer.
In 2001, his production work for brother Damian's Halfway Tree helped win the Grammy for Best Reggae Album, while Stephen's version of "Master Blaster" landed on the Stevie Wonder tribute Conception the same year. Work began on a debut solo album, but the 2002 formation of production house/promotion firm Ghetto Youths International with brother Ziggy kept Stephen from finishing it. Work on brother Damian's successful 2005 album Welcome to Jamrock pushed his debut all the way back to 2007. It was March of that year when Mind Control finally landed. An acoustic version of the album, simply titled Mind Control Acoustic, was distributed exclusively online in 2008 with the physical CD following in 2009. In late 2010 the “Jah Army” single announced the coming of his album Revelation Part 1: The Root of Life, his roots-oriented 2011 release.
Lossless ALBUMS:
2007 ▪ Mind Control
2007 ▪ Mind Control (Special Edition)
2009 ▪ Mind Control (Acoustic)
2011 ▪ Revelation Pt.1: The Root Of Life
2016 ▪ Revelation Pt. II The Fruit of Life
MP3Albums:
2007 ▪ Mind Control ▪ CBR 320
2007 ▪ Mind Control (Acoustic) ▪ CBR 320
2011 ▪ Revelation Pt.1: The Root Of Life ▪ CBR 320
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2016 ▪ Revelation Pt. II The Fruit of Life
Singles:
2005 ▪ Got Music (EP) ▪ VBR V2
2006 ▪ The Traffic Jam (Single) ▪ CBR 192
2008 ▪ Mission (Single) ▪ CBR 192
2010 ▪ Jah Army (Single) ▪ CBR 320
2007 ▪ Mind Control
01. Mind Control (4:21)
02. Hey Baby (ft. Mos Def) (4:55)
03. Officer Jimmy (Interlude) (0:15)
04. Iron Bars (ft. Julian Marley, Mr. Cheeks & Spragga Benz) (4:15)
05. The Traffic Jam (ft. Damian Marley) (3:41)
06. You're Gonna Leave (3:44)
07. Chase Dem (4:15)
08. Lonely Avenue (3:09)
09. Let Her Dance (ft. Maya Azucena & Illestr8) (4:18)
10. Fed Up (4:21)
11. Inna Di Red (ft. Ben Harper) (6:22)
2007 ▪ Mind Control (Special Edition)
01. Mind Control (4:21)
02. Hey Baby (ft. Mos Def) (4:55)
03. Officer Jimmy (Interlude) (0:15)
04. Iron Bars (ft. Julian Marley, Mr. Cheeks & Spragga Benz) (4:15)
05. The Traffic Jam (ft. Damian Marley) (3:41)
06. You're Gonna Leave (3:44)
07. Chase Dem (4:15)
08. Lonely Avenue (3:09)
09. Let Her Dance (ft. Maya Azucena & Illestr8) (4:18)
10. Fed Up (4:21)
11. Inna Di Red (ft. Ben Harper) (6:22)
12. Got Music (3:50)
2009 ▪ Mind Control (Acoustic)
01. Chase Dem (5:50)
02. Iron Bars (3:59)
03. Lonely Avenue (4:13)
04. Mind Control (4:32)
05. You're Gonna Leave (4:40)
06. The Mission (4:35)
07. The Traffic Jam (4:08)
08. Fed Up (4:21)
09. Hey Baby (4:50)
10. Someone To Love (5:15)
2011 ▪ Revelation Pt.1: The Root Of Life
01. Made In Africa (ft. Wale & The Cast Of Fela) (5:38)
02. False Friends (3:24)
03. Break Us Apart (ft. Capleton) (3:46)
04. Can't Keep I Down (3:19)
05. No Cigarette Smoking (In My Room) (ft. Melanie Fiona) (3:41)
06. Freedom Time (3:22)
07. Jah Army (ft. Damian Marley & Buju Banton) (4:45)
08. Old Slaves (6:26)
09. Pale Moonlight (How Many Times) (3:25)
10. She Knows Now (5:22)
11. The Chapel (ft. Ziggy Marley) (4:54)
12. Tight Ship (ft. Damian Marley) (4:16)
13. Working Days (ft. Spragga Benz) (5:07)
14. Now I Know (4:11)
2016 ▪ Revelation Pt. II The Fruit of Life
1 Intro 1:49
2 Babylon (Featuring – Dead Prez, Junior Reid) 4:21
3 Revelation Party (Featuring – Jo Mersa Marley) 4:21
4 So Unjust (Featuring – Kardinal Offishall, Rakim) 4:09
5 Walking Away 4:32
6 The Lion Roars (Featuring – Ky-Mani Marley, Rick Ross) 5:10
7 Scars On My Feet (Featuring – Waka Flocka) 3:34
8 Pleasure Or Pain (Featuring – Busta Rhymes, Konshens) 4:05
9 Perfect Picture (Featuring – Damian "Jr Gong" Marley) 5:19
10 Father Of The Man (Featuring – Wyclef Jean) 4:49
11 Music Is Alive (Featuring – Damian "Jr Gong" Marley) 3:33
12 So Strong (Featuring – Shaggy) 4:23
13 Thorn Or A Rose (Featuring – Black Thought) 4:12
14 Paradise (Featuring – Jasmin Karma, Twista) 3:25
15 Tonight (It's A Party) (Featuring – DJ Khaled, Iggy Azalea, Waka Flocka) 4:09
16 Ghetto Boy (Featuring – Bounty Killer, Cobra) 4:05
17 Rockstone (Featuring – Capleton, Sizzla) 4:37
18 When She Dances (Featuring – Pitbull) 3:59
19 It's Alright 3:35
Artist: Stephen Marley
