PT. 3 Damian Jr. Gong Marley on Working with Jay-Z on “4:44” Album

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Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley sat in on Sway In The Morning and discussed his new solo album Stony Hill, genre-blending, and working on Jay Z’s 4:44.

Stony Hill is Marley’s first solo album since 2005. The tracks speak on everything from social responsibility to kicking back and enjoying yourself. He explained that he’s grown tremendously in the last 12 years. Beyond it having been over a decade, he’s now a father which gives him a new perspective on life.

When discussing his involvement on 4:44, he revealed that he had actually come to LA to shoot a video when Jay Z contacted him. When they met in the studio, Jay played the album for him, gave him the hook to “Bam”, and let him freestyle a few bars, which was later pieced together to become his verse on the track.

Check out the full interview below and see how the youngest Marley boy views genre-blending, cunnilingus, and more.

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“I’m so far ahead of my time; I’m bout to start another life/ Look behind you, I’m bout to pass you twice.”- Jay Z

“Youngins ice grillin’ me, oh you not feeling me/Fine, it cost you nothing/Pay me no mind”

“I’d rather die enormous than live dormant”

“They giveth and they taketh life is cruel that way/But even a broken clock is right at least two times a day”

“A wise man told me don’t argue with fools, cause people from a distance can’t tell who is who.”

“Swear to everything, when I leave this Earth, it’s gon’ be on both feet, never knees in the dirt”

“No one said it would be easy, n**** livin’ is work”

“I’m not afraid of dying, I’m afraid of not trying”

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