By Matilda Egere-Cooper LONDON (Reuters) - It is 35 years since the Grammy-winning musician Ziggy Marley started following in the footsteps of his famous father Bob. The eclectic style on his new album "Fly Rasta" shows that at 45, Marley is now keen to forge his own path. “I wanted to create what I call ‘epic reggae’, with a little futuristic tinge to it,” Marley said, speaking to Reuters ahead of a headline show in London.