Legendary Jamaican singer gathers top-notch producers for her 11-track new project: "Music is Ageless"
Marcia Griffith, Keeps her message of singing as long as she lives (GD Films)
Reggae queen Marcia Griffiths has released her new album titled 'Golden Album', on September 8. The 11-track album was produced by top-notch producers such as Damian 'Junior Gong' Marley, Clive Hunt, Donovan Germain, and also her son The Kemist and Adrian Hanson for Donsome Records.
The everlasting queen of reggae, who recently completed a lengthy tour of Europe, Canada and the Caribbean, says the songs on 'Golden Album' reflect how she feels about performing at this stage of her career. "Music is ageless. I shall sing as long as I live. the message is there and I shall spread that message," she vowed.
Two of the songs on 'Golden Album' have already been released. Those are 'Let's Talk About Music' and 'Beer And A Girl', both produced by the renowned producer Donovan Germain of Penthouse Records with whom Marcia has a long and successful relationship.
JR Gong produced 'That Part of Me' while Hunt directed her on 'Slide', a song written by Omi of 'Cheerleader' fame. Hanson produced 'Time Away', a collaboration with Turbulence, as well as 'Black Tears', while The Kemist is in fine form with his mother on 'Dont Say Nuttin'.
Also, the German label, Silly Walks Discotheque, best known for Chronixx' monster hit, 'Smile Jamaica', produced the single 'Holding You Close'.
About to receive the Order of Jamaica in October (GD Films)
'Golden Album' was released before Marcia embarked on a five-city tour of Japan for her first time in Asian County in over five years. She is scheduled to perform in Tokyo, Osaka, Nagasaki, Nagoya and Hiroshima, while fans over there can expect to hear her perform songs from 'Golden Album '.
In October, Marcia Griffiths returns to Jamaica where she will receive the Order of Jamaica, her country's fourth-highest honor.
'Golden' distributed by RhythmZZ Digital Distribution and now available worldwide on all major distribution platforms.
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