In this concluding episode, we return once more to this fascinating interview with Freddie conducted by journalist David Wigg

Originally released in 1979, the message in Marley’s words still resonates deeply today.

The original album is boosted with a host of additional material, much of which is debuting on digital platforms.

Some of his biggest hits such as “Blue Ain’t Your Color,” “One Too Many,” “Somebody Like You” and “Wasted Time” are featured on the album

Wish You Were Here sounds as resonant and vital as ever, and in reaching this milestone deserves to be celebrated anew.

The mid-tempo track illustrates a narrator reliving memories with an ex as well as the heartbreaking moment they parted ways

The track fuses serrated riffs with a soaring chorus, pairing raw heaviness with an unexpectedly vulnerable edge.

In a landmark collaboration that collides two seismic moments in British music and bridges generations in one explosive track

‘FYC40’ goes far beyond just the hits. Its bonus materials features a treasure trove of remixes both classic and new

Infinite Coles has been dropping bombs for the past 6 months to precede the release of his debut album.