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Skip Marley releases No Love on May 29 via Tuff Gong

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SET TO PERFORM DURING GOOD MORNING AMERICA’S SUMMER CONCERT SERIES

“SLOW DOWN”WITH H.E.R. NETS OVER 44�MILLION GLOBAL STREAMS, AND�HITS #1 ON BILLBOARD R&B ADULT CHART � FIRST FOR A JAMAICAN ARTIST

Skip Marley�follows up the historic success of his #1 global smash�”Slow Down”�with multi-platinum Grammy� Award-winning artist�H.E.R.�by releasing a brand new track,�”No Love”�via Tuff Gong/Island Records. Skip worked on “No Love,” co-written by�Sebastian Kole (Alessia Cara) and Trey Campbell (Ella Mai),�with the legendary mentor and family friend�Betty Wright,�who passed away earlier this month.

The song is a gritty reggae vibe that samples�Wu-Tang Clan’s “Tearz” track from their 1993 album�Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers). Last night, he previewed the new track during�Perreo Cibelnetico�(aka�Cybernetic Dance), a wildly popular Zoom-party hosted by model/influencer�Amelia Rami�sponsored by Courvoisier and raved about in the likes of�Vogue,�Remezcla�and more. A magnet for friends, fans, tastemakers, trendsetters, and musicians alike, last night’s virtual party included a 15-minute Q&A interview with Skip and sounds curated by him.

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