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The Grammy for Best Reggae Album is a necessary annoyance. It is a good gateway for new listeners but a poor barometer of the genre’s health. When the award goes to an innovator (Kabaka Pyramid, Protoje’s A Matter of Time lost to Marley), it feels triumphant. When it defaults to the same five legacy families, it feels like a parody of institution.
: No name is more tied to the Reggae Grammys than Marley. Ziggy Marley holds a record-breaking presence, having won eight Grammy Awards in total—seven of which are in the Best Reggae Album category .
Over the years, certain artists have become synonymous with the category, highlighting the genre's legacy and global reach:
As the music industry becomes more inclusive and diverse, the future looks bright for reggae at the Grammys. With a growing global audience and a new generation of artists pushing the boundaries of the genre, we can expect to see even more innovative and boundary-pushing reggae music being recognized.
: This album's win was notable for showcasing the evolution of reggae and its continued relevance in contemporary music.