As the world reflects on the past year’s challenges and looks ahead with hope, reggae elder Vision Walker breaks his long silence with a powerful and well-timed release. Known for his pivotal role in groups like The Soulettes and The Original Wailers, Walker’s return to the music scene carries a message that feels perfectly aligned with the present state of the world.
Born in Trench Town, Kingston, Vision Walker’s journey into reggae began in the early 1960s, guided by his cousin Rita Marley. He sang alongside Peter Tosh, Bunny Wailer, and Junior Braithwaite in the Original Wailers, contributing to the foundational sounds that shaped reggae history. Despite stepping back from the spotlight for years, his voice and vision remain as impactful as ever.
Released at the start of this New Year, Vision Walker’s latest song, Freedom, is more than just music—it’s a message of resilience and unity for all. True to his roots, Walker reminds us of reggae’s power to inspire change and bring people together. A heartfelt anthem is a gift to mankind, encouraging reflection, hope, and action as we step into a new chapter.
