Beres, Snoop Lion (Dogg) among five nominated for Reggae Grammy
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December 6, 2013

Beres, Snoop Lion (Dogg) among five nominated for Reggae Grammy

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Albums by Beres Hammond, Sizzla, Ziggy Marley, Sly and Robbie & the Jam Masters and American rapper Snoop Lion have been nominated for the Best Reggae Album category at next year’s Grammy Awards.

Nominations were announced Friday evening at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles.

The albums are One Love, One Life (Beres Hammond), The Messiah (Sizzla), Ziggy Marley in Concert (Ziggy Marley), Reggae Connection Sly and Robbie and the Jam Masters and Reincarnated by Snoop Lion.

Marley and Sly and Robbie have previously won the Best Reggae Album category.

The 56th annual Grammy Awards take place January 26 at the Nokia Theatre.

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