Toots and the Maytals Share First Studio Recording in More Than a Decade

Toots and the Maytals release 'Got to Be Tough,' their first original studio single in a decade, and announce an LP of the same name

Arriving at a time of political unrest around the world, “Got to Be Tough” is a reminder to stay strong when corrupt systems rear their heads. “This album is speaking out about injustices while pointing to a better time,” Hibbert tells.

“This album is teaching a path to recovery and step to better days on the journey ahead. This albumis a bind builder of positive objectives.” Among its 10 tracks, the LP will include a cover of “Three Little Birds” in collaboration with

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