Dancehall Originators
Straight from the Tuff Gong vault:

Dancehall Originators, a new compilation of original dancehall mixes featuring "Hot This Year", one of the riddims that started it all.

Dancehall Originators is the first album in the "Lets Go Back...Way Back" series which showcases the foundation artists and riddims that made dancehall reggae what it is today, and puts them in one fantastic collectors edition package. A must-have for old and new dancehall reggae fans alike.

Dancehall Originators voices Philip Smart's 1992 "HOT THIS YEAR" riddim, which provided the foundation for Frankie Paul's "DAY-O,"Shaggy's "MAMPIE," Red Foxx and Screechy Dan's "POSE OFF," and the hugely successful "HOT THIS YEAR" by the late DJ Dirtsman (PATRICK THOMPSON).

Family Time
Grammy Winner Best Musical Album for Children

• - Wall St. Journal: "Instantly winning, the music is rich with reggae rhythms and melodies you and your children will be singing together with joy..."
• - People Magazine: "The reggae scion brings a Jamaican flavor to fun, sunshine-infused duets..."
• - USA Today: "If only they'd made smart kid's songs like this back when, the world might sound a little friendlier today."
• - Time Out NY: "(Family Time) is a collection of island-inflected slow jams laced with humanitarian messages for youngsters."
• - Assoc. Press: "(Family Time) offers the right balance of music and message to make it enjoyable for the entire family."

Love is My Religion

"This album is from my heart," says Ziggy Marley of his second solo album, Love is My Religion

Embracing both the spiritual and emotional side of life, Ziggy has definitively come into his own as an artist.

This highly acclaimed album won a Grammy for Best Reggae Album, and further secured Ziggy's position as a mature solo performer. Love is My Religion showcases Ziggy’s keenly honed talents as a composer, producer, and musician, with all tracks written and produced by Ziggy, and shared production on three tracks with Grammy-winning producer Ross Hogarth. Marley also played a majority of the instruments on the album.