Reggae Roots 1977 Lost Reels – Layah Sol Tropical Spirit Full Album

Reggae Roots (1977) [Lost Reels] – Layah Sol | Tropical Spirit [Full Album]

In the golden haze of 1977, when Kingston’s sunsets melted into the Caribbean Sea, a voice rose that carried both grace and fire — Layah Sol, the empress of tropical roots.
Her long-forgotten masterpiece, “Tropical Spirit,” reemerges from the archives like sunlight through an old film reel — warm, soulful, and alive with rhythm and wisdom.

This is not just an album — it’s a breeze of liberation from another era.
Each bassline sways like palm leaves, each percussion breathes ocean air, and her voice — soft yet fearless — becomes a hymn to feminine power and natural peace.

☀️ The Lost Reels of Layah Sol (1977)

Recorded in an open-air studio near Montego Bay, Tropical Spirit captures the sensual pulse of roots reggae fused with island folk and meditative dub.
It’s the kind of sound that feels both deeply human and divinely distant — as if you could touch the sunlight through the speakers.

You’ll hear analog warmth, Nyabinghi echoes, and spontaneous laughter from the musicians themselves — all wrapped in the timeless crackle of vintage tape.

“The tropics never sleep — they dream in riddim.” — Layah Sol

🎵 Tracklist — “Tropical Spirit” (1977 Lost Reels)

00:00 – Tropical Spirit
03:42 – Sunlight Chant
07:18 – Island Prayer
10:55 – Free Woman of the Sea
14:39 – Dub Breeze
18:20 – Zion Wind Flow
22:05 – Coconut Grove Dub
25:49 – Mystic Horizon
29:30 – Rhythm of the Earth
33:18 – Golden Coast Meditation
36:59 – Jah Love Rising
41:26 – Spirit in the Sand

🌺 Essence & Vision

Tropical Spirit is more than a rediscovered album — it’s a manifesto of harmony.
It celebrates the strength of women, the rhythm of the islands, and the unity between soul, sun, and sound.
Every instrument seems to smile, every echo feels alive, and every lyric is a quiet prayer to Jah under the eternal Caribbean sun.

Through Layah Sol’s voice, reggae becomes a state of peace — warm, wild, and wise.

⚠️ Disclaimer

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No real artists or recordings are claimed.
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