Re-entry

One of hip hops legends delivers his first solo album in recent years. The
album features appearances from legendary hip hop artists Big Daddy
Kane and Capone as well as the talents of the all time great jazz funk
maestro Roy Ayers and Edwin Birdsong. Check the guest spot from Pete
Rocks brother – Grap Luva. Also co –producing a track on the album is
Easy Mo Bee (Craig Mack, B.I.G., Lost Boyz, Miles Davis, etc)
demonstrating the broad spectrum of Marleys influences from hip-hop
and soul to jazz and funk.
The Man known as Marley.
Marley Marls label Cold Chillin’was the Bad Boy Records of the 80s with a
huge roster of gold selling artists including Big Daddy Kane, Biz Markie,
Master Ace and Kool G Rap.
Marley has worked with some of hip-hops greatest legends from Eric B &
Rakim and Lords of the Underground to Jay Z and LL Cool J as well as
with artists Rick James, Stephanie Mills and Bobby Brown.
Marley Marl was awarded a Grammy for producing LL Cool Js Mama Said
Knock You Out.
Marley Marl on how he got into it ….
….The inspiration for me to get a big system and rock a crowd at the club
stage, basically it was my brothers crew that brought me up through it. But
then one time I went to the Paradise Garage. This was after I was on the
radio already with Frankie Crocker. One of his birthdays we went to the
Paradise Garage for one of his parties and I seen Larry Levan play, and
rock a system and rock the crowd, and I was like wooooow. That was one
of the biggest influences for me coming up. After I seen that, I was like
wooooow. It gave me hope and I was like wow, thats how I wanna rock..