Stephen Marley Drops New Roots Track, “Hills of St Ann”

Grammy Award-winning recording artiste Stephen Marley has announced the release of his new single, “Hills of St Ann,” which drops today.

The reggae artiste releases the track as part of his 2026 catalogue of music.

“Hills of St Ann” is released through Ghetto Youths International and ONErpm. The single is named after St Ann parish in Jamaica, a location referenced directly in the title of the song.

The release adds to Marley’s ongoing output of music in 2026, continuing his work as a solo recording artiste in the reggae genre.

Stephen Marley is the son of reggae icon Bob Marley. Over his career, he has released music as a solo artiste as well as through collaborative projects within the reggae industry. He has also been involved in Marley Brothers group projects alongside his siblings, contributing to live performances and recordings that have helped carry forward the Marley musical legacy. 

As a solo artiste, he has earned multiple Grammy Awards for his work in reggae music, including recognition for albums that blended roots reggae with contemporary influences.

Born in the United States and raised between Jamaica and the United States, Marley is widely recognised as a Jamaican-American reggae artiste whose career has consistently been rooted in conscious and roots-based music. He has worked with a range of international reggae and dancehall acts over the years, contributing both as a performer and producer within the wider reggae industry.

The single is available on streaming platforms.