Reggae Roots 1970 [Unreleased Album]Jahari Dread–Songs of the wilderness

🎙️ Jahari Dread – Songs of the Wilderness [Unreleased 1970 Roots Reggae Album]
Roots Reggae | Dub | Rastafari | Lost Tapes

Songs of the Wilderness is a sacred relic of early 70s roots reggae — the long-lost 1970 sessions of Jahari Dread, a mystic chanter whose voice echoed like prophecy from the hills and riversides of Jamaica.

Captured in rustic gatherings beneath open skies, these recordings resound with hand-struck Nyabinghi drums, deep one-drop basslines, and dub echoes drifting like wind through the bush. Each track is a prayer of deliverance and a chant of defiance — hymns of nature, cries for the sufferers, and meditations on Jah’s eternal presence in the wilderness.

Though hidden for more than five decades, Songs of the Wilderness remains a timeless scripture of Rastafari sound — a rebel’s meditation pressed to tape, filled with spirit, struggle, and the unbroken heartbeat of reggae’s foundation years.

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