A biography for Skip Marleyhasn’t been written yet.
“The music will just keep growing and growing and growing and keep finding the right people.”
“I hope 'Calm Down' makes us think of solutions and brings us together.”
“For me, personally, I think we should use music as a benefit and try spreading messages of love, equality, and freedom. All of these things, for me, are important.”
“Sunlight, even, can inspire me.”
“Skip Marley just a rasta youth who sing from the heart.”
“Music has always been a part of me, even from when I was born, from my mother, Cedella, to my uncles, all the way back to my grandfather.”
“Make Me Feel' is all about getting through the tough times together.”
“We need love. We need light.”
“I just keep cool and humble and things just happen.”
“I've never been without music. I just took a chance on making my own.”
“We can all be the best versions of ourselves & lift one another by coming together and spreading positive vibes.”
“The one time I got a little bit stressed was when I was on the Grammy stage with Katy Perry.”
“We can't have fear.”
“I started writing when was probably 15 or 16. I got put on the stage when I was 14 or 13.”
“We have to overcome our obstacles together.”
“We have to live at a higher vibration, caring for humanity, caring for your brothers and sisters.”
“When my first song was released, I needed some reassurance. I went to my grandmother and she said to me, 'These lyrics are like something your grandfather would sing.'”
“Work twice as hard on what you love.”
“Love overcomes.”
“Ever proud to represent Jamaica achieving new levels in any endeavor.”