Julian Marley a Grammy Winner
February 5, 2024
Julian Marley and Antaeus have won the Grammy for Best Reggae Album at the 66th annual awards for the album “Colors of Royal”. Julian winning the award is a significant achievement, especially considering the competition they faced. The album must have resonated deeply with the judges and fans alike to earn such recognition as some were surprised at the results. Marley and Antaeus were nominated along with Beenie Man(Simma), Buju Banton (Born For Greatness), Burning Spear (No Destroyer), and Collie Buddz for ‘Cali Roots Riddim 2023’.
It’s also heartwarming to see Alexx Antaeus accepting the award and dedicating it to the people of Jamaica, emphasizing the strong connection between the music and its roots. The tribute to Aston ‘Family Man’ Barrett and Jo Mersa Marley adds a touching note to the win, acknowledging their contributions and influence.
He now joins his brothers Ziggy, Stephen and Damian who all have Grammy wins under their belts.
This victory further solidifies Julian Marley’s position as a respected figure in reggae music, and it’s great to see him finally securing a Grammy win after multiple nominations. His collaboration with Alexx Antaeus and the other producers clearly paid off, delivering an album that stands out in the genre. He now joins his brothers Ziggy, Stephen and Damian who all have Grammy wins under their belts. Julian, who has been nominated three times in the category, was not in attendance as he is currently touring in Australia.