The Jamaica Reggae Industry Association will honor Billboard with the ‘Extraordinary Impact’ Award
detailed the Marley family’s business as it celebrated Bob Marley’s 75th birthday amid a pandemic.
The JaRIA Honour Awards began in 2009. The ceremony honors people, groups and institutions that contribute to the development of the reggae music industry.charts. Shaggy has topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart twice , and his 2018 collaborative album with Sting,, spent 23 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Reggae Albums chart.
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