[Machine Translation] Since his breakthrough in 2004, I Wayne has been one of the new standard-bearers of Rasta/Roots Reggae, and his new album is his third in four years! The original world of "Natural Boy & Natural Child" with his floating, soft voice and spiritual message is back! I Wayne burst onto the scene in 2004 with "Can't Satsfy Her", "Lava Ground" and other big hits. With a soft voice and a floating flow, she has an original style with an unlimited DJ sensibility. A devout Rastafarian, he is known not only for his spiritual and conscious messages on the themes of "life," "life," and "nature," but also for his lyrics and love songs that depict the subtleties of everyday people from a unique perspective, and is also known as a lyricist. He is also known as a lyricist. His unique worldview and way of thinking have sometimes earned him the nickname "Mr. Natural," but he is widely loved for his honest and simple personality. Richie Spice, Torus Riley, Eterna, and others are representative of the new generation of Rasta artists who added new elements to the roots reggae music that emerged in the 00's. I Wayne, in particular, is not only a fan of reggae, but also of surf/organic and other natural music. I Wayne, in particular, has been gaining support not only from existing reggae fans, but also from those who prefer surf/organic and other natural music. This is his third album for VP Records, and the first in four years since his last album "Book of Life". The album consists of 14 new songs, including the title track "Life Teachings," as well as straight message songs and love songs. The album is a roots reggae work, mainly one-drop riddims recorded with several labels/producers, which is the royal road of reggae. The whispery soft voice and floating flow are still there. It is full of melancholy, but still has a dry, solid cut and a unique pop sensibility.