One Love Peace Festival returns in honour of Bob Marley

After a 20 year hiatus the One Love Peace Festival returns to London this summer. The festival is being held to celebrate the life of Bob Marley and mark the 30th anniversary of his death.

Notably the most popular reggae artist to have ever lived, Bob Marley gave the world a gift of amazing music with a social conscience. Even after his death in 1981, the singer/songwriter still remains very popular and will be for generations to come.

An array of acts will grace Wembley arena’s stage, including Bob Marley’s son Ky Mani Marley, who will perform some of his father’s hit songs.

To read the full article please visit the Deja Vu FM website here.

Wretch 32 is new Road Safety Ambassador

The teen road safety campaign by Transport for London has been re-introduced this month, and it has enlisted help from artists such as Wretch 32, who is one of the campaigns new Ambassadors.

‘Don’t Let Your Friendship Die on the Road’ aims to make young people aware of the dangers they may face if they are not cautious. Road Safety Ambassadors are promoting the key message, which is that young people need to lookout for one another when they are out with friends.

To read what Wretch 32 and London’s Mayor Boris Johnson had to say about his involvement visit the Déjà Vu FM site here.

Late Nights & Early Mornings by Marsha Ambrosius

British duo, Floetry, sadly parted ways in 2007 and since then the vocalist of the group, Marsha Ambrosius, has released a string of mixtapes, written songs for the likes of Michael Jackson, Alicia Keys, Jamie Foxx and has featured on various songs with some of Hip Hop’s elite.

Whilst the Liverpool native has been busy with these projects, fans have anticipated the release of a solo album and though it has been a long time coming, the singer/songwriter finally presents us with Late Nights & Early Mornings.

One of my favourite songs from this album is, 'Lose Myself'.

For the full album review please visit the Urban World site by clicking here.