In order to navigate out of this carousel please use your heading shortcut key to navigate to the next or previous heading. With our series Record Store Recs, GRAMMY.com checks in with vinyl-loving artists to learn more about their favorite record stores and the gems they've found there. I had to buy it. Can you talk a little bit about how your four-year-old son Isaiah inspired both the "Goo Goo Ga Ga" song and then the project as a whole? Yeah. Pretty Little Ditty. Man revisiting this is very emotional wow. I didn't expect him to have fun to do it. For the older ones, the teenagers, it was tedious because they're teens and they only want to do so much for it. Do you know any background info about this track? thank you isaiah aka isibaba aka the manager also a little … He was a very unique spirit with a very unique gift. With the unprecedented global disruption of 2020, it's important to support the music community however we can. It was unique to him as far as I know, I don't know anybody that's like that. Photo: Fin Costello/Redferns/Getty Images. And they'd like to be here at the moment but they can't because they're off teaching Sinéad how to tango. Read: This Is What We Live: Damian Marley On The 15th Anniversary Of 'Welcome To Jamrock'. Or what is one of his messages you think would most apply right now? His messages are a part of that that movement also. Sometimes I would even spend all day next to a radio to wait to hear my favorite songs and bands and record them on my cassettes. Art in itself is a part of giving, right. He just did it. A new version of Last.fm is available, to keep everything running smoothly, please reload the site. The GRAMMY-winning reggae legend chats about his latest music, an upbeat, collab-rich children's album inspired by—and featuring—his youngest son, With Ghetto Kumbé's self-titled debut full-length album, released in June, they're ready to bring their global sound and the messages of unity around the world, For the latest episode of GRAMMY.com's Press Play performance series, the New York rock act serve up a powerful acoustic rendition of their 2014 track "House On A Hill". That is how I see it. And then Busta did it, so my whole perspective was actually changing from the original idea as the creative process went along and it morphed into this "Move Your Body" song. Well, art is service. We have a school in Jamaica, and we help with the teachers' salaries, sports equipment and making sure to keep them on a good playground. 73 in 1992, after "Under The Bridge" brought their sound out in the open. Taste The Pain. Some of the content on this site expresses viewpoints and opinions that are not those of the Recording Academy. It's called Ghetto Kumbé—it came out on July 31 on ZZK Records. It's our first full-length album and we wanted to do something special. Also, Aterciopelados and an infinite list of local bands that have the level to play at any festivals or with any other international band. To be part of this culture in Colombia is amazing. Mucisians have a big responsibility in the evolution. So, when I'm around him, and you see him, he used to just go on and say "goo goo gaga, goo goo gaga, goo goo gaga."