Jimmy Cliff is an underrated pillar of reggae music and an all-time great.

“But Jimmy Cliff to me was uh an underrated uh statue u of of reggae music like like just a a pillar, somebody who's uh among the all-time greats.”

Zanadu advocates for unity among artists, believing that respect for the forefathers of reggae is essential for the industry.

“Unity is strength and power. The more we are together, the more the more we are together, the happier we shall be.”

Reggae artists should remain grounded and maintain a lifestyle consistent with the conscious virtues they sing about.

“So, you know, as a Rasta man, me personally feel like say when you sing certain songs, you're supposed to people supposed to when they meet you, they're supposed to have feel the same vibes. Cuz you may sing about virtues, you know, man, and then when you see me me I do a different thing”

The Stone Love sound system has historically relied on the essential contributions of Rory Stone Love.

“I'm carrying Rory because there's no stone love without Rory.”

He believes that the song "Wipe Out" is a staple performance for Buju Banton that audiences across the world consistently appreciate.

“Walk stage with that man. I walk past my get the crow. Mhm. Different country manip from from the 60. Even the man them the original man them say love it. That's the next thing. Them love it so much >> that them never take the well of the publishing >> because they appreciate what you guys did to th”

Artists have a responsibility to mentor and educate the younger generation of musicians.

“we as the elderly people can't sit on side and let the children roam and roam and roam. We have to get a grip by teaching them, educating them, loving them. Because the condition of love make any youth go in the right direction.”