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Fly Rasta
Reggae / Dub · 2014 · 10 tracks · 35m

Fly Rasta

Ziggy Marley

A high-fidelity fusion of cosmic rock textures and classic roots rhythms. Optimistic, sun-drenched, and featuring the lush vocal harmonies of the Melody Makers.

April 14, 2014 · Tuff Gong Worldwide

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An unwavering, sun-soaked optimism that blends cosmic curiosity with grounded spiritual resilience.

Tracklist · 10 Tracks · 35m
01
I Don't Wanna Live on Mars
3:37
02
Fly Rasta
3:40
03
Lighthouse
4:21
04
Sunshine
3:05
05
Moving Forward
3:15
06
You
3:23
07
So Many Rising
4:08
08
I Get Up
3:38
09
You're My Yoko
2:58
10
Give It Away
3:51
Moments Worth Listening For
The unexpected psychedelic guitar solo that cuts through the title track, bridging rock and roots.
The lush, gospel-tinged backing vocals of the Melody Makers elevating the chorus of 'I Get Up'.
The driving, almost punk-adjacent energy of the bassline on 'I Don't Wanna Live on Mars'.
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How does Fly Rasta sound next to the rest of Ziggy Marley's catalogue?

Harmonized+1.0σ

The vocals lean a touch further into harmonized than the rest of the catalogue.

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