450 Links Up With Damian Marley for New Single “Good Morning”

Jamaican artist 450 joins forces with Grammy-winning reggae artist Damian Marley on “Good Morning,” a new collaboration released on October 16, 2026. The song focuses on gratitude, resilience, and maintaining a positive outlook. It brings together two artists from different stages of their careers.

450 and Damian Marley Share a Message of Gratitude

“Good Morning” centres on appreciating life and approaching each day with a positive mindset. Its hook captures that message with the line, “I woke this morning feeling good, feeling blessed and Irie.”

The collaboration also marks a significant moment for 450. In an interview with Kaboom Magazine, he described working with Damian Marley as a meaningful experience. He viewed the collaboration as a form of validation for his musical journey.

450, born Shaquan Myrie, gained wider attention with “Imperfection” in 2021. Since then, he has continued building his presence in Jamaican music.

Damian Marley, known professionally as Jr. Gong, is the youngest son of reggae legend Bob Marley. He has built an international career by blending roots reggae with dancehall and hip-hop influences.

Production and Music Video Credits

The track features production from 450, Damian Marley, and Weekday. Weekday and Jahvy Ambassador of Tru Ambassador Ent. also receive co-production credits. Meanwhile, DubShot Records handles distribution.

The official music video was directed by Aka.Ruppi Tnonc. It arrived alongside the song’s release on October 16.

“Good Morning” Reaches No. 1 on US iTunes

The collaboration gained early attention following its release. Within 12 hours, the official music video reached No. 1 on the US iTunes Reggae Music Video Chart.

The milestone gives the release an encouraging start in the United States. It also places the collaboration in front of reggae audiences beyond Jamaica.

With its message of gratitude and its combination of established and emerging talent, “Good Morning” adds another release to 450’s growing catalogue. At the same time, the collaboration gives listeners a new link between contemporary Jamaican music and Damian Marley’s established reggae legacy.