PRODUCER AJAL, MYKAL ROSE AND SIZZLA LIGHT UP MARIJUANA (REMIX)
In a stunning collaboration, Grammy-winning vocalist Mykal Rose and reggae legend Sizzla Kalonji join forces to deliver the powerful Marijuana (Remix), produced by the renowned Ajal Music Group. This track is a passionate celebration of cannabis’ cultural, spiritual, and medicinal roots.
Opening with Sizzla’s signature singjay-style vocals, the remix immediately commands attention, blending soulful melodies with thought-provoking lyrics.
“This remix of ‘Marijuana’ not only celebrates the cultural significance of cannabis but also highlights its medicinal benefits,” shared Producer Ajal.
Indeed, the song’s rich narrative honours marijuana as a sacred herb within Rastafari philosophy, where it’s both a spiritual tool and a symbol of unity.
THE SONG’S RICH NARRATIVE HONOURS MARIJUANA AS A SACRED HERB WITHIN RASTAFARI PHILOSOPHY
Mykal Rose, known for his illustrious Black Uhuru legacy and timeless hits, brings his unmistakable voice to the track. “The herb is essential to I and I philosophy,” he explains, grounding his music in authenticity.
Alongside Sizzla’s prolific repertoire of over 50 albums, the duo’s collaboration is a profound tribute to reggae’s roots and its enduring relevance.
As the world’s perception of cannabis evolves, Marijuana (Remix) ignites dialogue, celebrates tradition, and inspires healing. This anthem transcends
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ABOUT MYKAL ROSE
Mykal Rose, the charismatic voice of Black Uhuru, has been a driving force in reggae for over 25 years. With his unique Waterhouse sound, Rose pioneered hits like Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner and earned reggae’s first Grammy with Anthem in 1984.
Whether leading Black Uhuru or shining solo, his blend of militant roots reggae and soulful vocals continues to captivate audiences worldwide.
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ABOUT SIZZLA
Sizzla Kalonji, a trailblazer in conscious reggae and dancehall, redefined the genres with his fiery voice and Rastafarian roots. Rising in the late ’90s, he delivered classics like Black Woman & Child while blending spiritual themes with raw energy.
With over 50 albums and a legacy of uplifting young talent through Kalonji Records, Sizzla remains a powerful voice for cultural and musical empowerment.
