indianamerican rapper raja kumari will feature in a special number a reimagined version of one love which will be launched by the members of the marley family on july 17 the reimagined number is being released to support unicefs work for children affected by covid19 ive had a bob marley poster on my wall since i was a kid and he has influenced my music and art in so many ways im honoured to be a part of one love with so many incredible artists to celebrate the legacy of one of my musical gurus im so excited to partner with unicef and donate all the proceeds to a charity i hold dear to my heart and has helped so many people in need says an excited raja kumari apart from raja kumari the artists who will feature in this number are members of the marley family from jamaica babsy minister of culture gender entertainment and sport jamaica bob marley foundation choir jamaica natty singer thailand patoranking singer nigeria mermans mosengo vocalist with playing for change democratic republic of the congo and south africa jason tamba vocalist with playing for change democratic republic of the congo regiane vocalist with dawtas of aya brazil teeks maori singersongwriter new zealand 249too dope rapper sudan and children from the ghetto youths foundation jamaica one love was written as a call for global solidarity at a time when the world was very divided much as it is now and yet only by uniting with one love and one heart can we defeat this virus protect our children and make the world a more just and equal place all over the world children and families are suffering says the late bob marleys daughter cedella marley adding whether they are living in refugee camps slums or favelas or they lack access to healthcare or school or are being treated unfairly because of their race religion ethnicity or gender our dream with this song is to reimagine a world where all children are treated equally just as my father intended