Seldom one for public appearances as of late, Ky-Mani Marley stopped by The Breakfast Club in order to discuss new developments with his career in music, his upbringing, as well as notable occurrences throughout his journey, such as appearing in the classic film “Shottas.” Marley explains that he was initially born and raised in one of the poorer areas of Jamaica, and moved to Florida in his younger years only to find that his new home was poverty stricken as well, which led him into the street life. Marley also goes on to tell stories about his iconic father Bob Marley and growing up with his brother Rohan, who played football at the University of Miami. Ky-Mani then spoke on how he got his first start into music, just being invited to a recording studio and the rest was history. Now, with 8 years gone since he released his previous album, Marley is free from his contract and has a new project slated for release, check out the interview above.