Cover Bob Marley’s One Love for a good cause
by In celebration of 1Love Day (11.11.11), Marley fans around the world are being given the chance to give history a re-edit.
Fans have until December 20 to submit their version of the generation-defining Bob Marley song One Love to info@1love.org, where the Marley family will choose ten of their favorite submissions to post online. Five final entries will make the cut of the Marley Family’s 2012 interpretation of the tune the BBC dubbed ‘song of the millennium’. ‘Today, more than ever, we need to spread the One Love message’, says Cedella Marley. ‘We’re fortunate to be able to do this through the gift of music’. A portion of the proceeds will benefit Little Kids Rock, a national nonprofit that provides musical instruments to underserved public schools.
Tagged: Bob Marley, Bob Marley remix, reggae remix
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