Damian Marley Marks Prolific Weekend as ‘No Better Riddim’ Lands in U.S. iTunes Top 5
The Grammy-winning artiste and producer scores multiple chart placements with his 16-track reggae compilation and new collaboration “Good Morning” featuring Dancehall artiste 450
Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley enjoys a prolific weekend (Photo: Tnoc)
It was a prolific weekend for Grammy Award-winning artiste and producer Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley, who released “Good Morning” alongside Dancehall artiste 450, with the collaboration landing at No. 2 on the U.S. iTunes Reggae Songs chart and No. 1 on the Reggae Music Videos chart following its October 16 release.
Marley also unveiled the complete No Better Riddim compilation on the same day, via Ghetto Youths International under ONErpm, with the 16-track project debuting at No. 4 on the U.S. iTunes Reggae Albums chart.
The juggling brings together established reggae veterans and rising talents, celebrating Jamaica’s traditional one-riddim culture.
Previously released tracks include Romain Virgo’s “Lay My Head,” Alaine’s “Love Again,” Pressure Busspipe’s “So Amazing,” Turbulence’s “Twin Flames,” Ghost’s “Coming Again” and Jaz Elise’s “Don’t Spoil Love.”
The full project introduces additional contributions, including Sevana’s “Fight Fi Di Love,” Chino McGregor’s “Jah Will Be There” and Da’Ville’s “You Make It Easy,” alongside songs from Richie Spice, Singing Melody, Medisun, Zaila Jazz and Queen Omega.
Produced by Marley, No Better Riddim blends roots reggae, lovers rock and contemporary influences, allowing each artiste to bring their own style and perspective to a shared musical foundation.
Exploring themes of love, spirituality, relationships and resilience, the compilation bridges generations while keeping Jamaica’s longstanding juggling tradition alive.
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