At the evening’s climax, Nas and Damian reunited for “Road to Zion,” their collaborative effort from Damian’s stateside breakthrough Welcome to Jamrock, elevating their message of unity to ...

Nas and Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley recorded one excellent single together, “Road to Zion,” in 2005. As much as I enjoyed hearing the N.Y. rap legend and the reggae scion play off each other ...

The pair first met in 1996, but realized their chemistry in the recording studio, after they recorded “Road to Zion,” a track from Marley’s album Welcome to Jamrock.

Towards the end of his set, Damian briefly brought back all the openers to share the stage once more before closing the night with his 2005 singles “Road to Zion” and “Welcome to Jamrock.” ...

Damian’s fearlessly chanted indictment of the Babylon system punctuated by Nas’ politically poignant rapped verse on “Road to Zion” strengthened the artists’ mutual admiration.

After a 2005 collaboration on the pensive, pleasant "Road to Zion," from Marley's Welcome to Jamrock album, Bob's youngest son and Nas concoct an entire suite o ...

But when Nas effortlessly steals “Road to Zion,” it’s clear that Damian doesn’t yet possess his father’s force of personality.

Nas puts in an appearance on "Road to Zion," in which Damian's voice barely climbs above a husky whisper. Even reggae icon Bounty Killer puts in an appearance.

Stephen Marley and Damian Marley take us backstage on their Traffic Jam Tour ...

Following his breakthrough success with ‘Welcome To Jamrock’, Bob Marley ’s son releases ‘Road To Zion’ in the new year, according to VH1.

After “Road To Zion” the singer delivered what many in the audience had been waiting all night to hear: an energetic “Welcome to Jamrock” that had the whole crowd moving.