Reggae Roots 1970 [Unreleased Album] Rasta Kalonji–Balm of the dread

🎙️ Rasta Kalonji – Balm of the Dread [Unreleased 1970 Roots Reggae Album]
Roots Reggae | Dub | Rastafari | Lost Tapes

Balm of the Dread is a healing relic of early 70s roots reggae — the long-lost 1970 sessions of Rasta Kalonji, a mystic chanter whose voice carried comfort, fire, and truth from Kingston’s tenement yards to the hills of Zion.

Recorded in sacred gatherings where brethren passed the chalice and chanted psalms of deliverance, the album resonates with Nyabinghi drums rolling like thunder, basslines heavy as the earth, and dub echoes rising like incense into the night sky. Each track is a medicine song — a balm for the sufferers, a cry of defiance against Babylon, and a meditation on Jah’s eternal strength that soothes the weary and lifts the spirit.

Though hidden for more than five decades, Balm of the Dread remains a timeless scripture of Rastafari sound — a rebel’s remedy pressed to tape, filled with healing, prophecy, and the unbroken heartbeat of reggae’s foundation years.

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