Roots Reggae (1979) [Lost Album] Jadish Dube ft Irie Shanti & Charnika -- Eternal Light of Roots

“Eternal Light of Roots: Happiness is Free” brings together the soulful voice of Jadish Dube with powerful features from Irie Shanti and Charnika, creating a timeless blend of spirit, rhythm, and consciousness. This album channels the golden era of 1970s roots reggae—warm basslines, deep drum patterns, and uplifting harmonies that flow straight from the heart of Zion.

Each track carries a message of freedom, inner peace, and divine connection, reminding listeners that true happiness isn’t bought—it’s lived. Jadish Dube leads with a voice full of purity and strength, while Irie Shanti adds spiritual fire and Charnika elevates the melodies with grace and soul.

A celebration of culture, resilience, and everlasting light, “Eternal Light of Roots” stands as a musical journey that restores the mind and blesses the heart. A must-listen for every lover of real roots music.

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Tracks💿
00:00:00 🎵 01. Nyahbinghi in the Ghetto Hills
00:02:49 🎵 02. Lioness at Dawn
00:05:39 🎵 03. Herbal Healing Dub
00:08:15 🎵 04. I-and-I Rising Chant
00:11:28 🎵 05. Ancient Mystic Road
00:14:34 🎵 06. Ghetto Star Prophecy
00:18:03 🎵 07. Daughter of the Riddim
00:20:53 🎵 08. Smoke & Meditation
00:24:18 🎵 09. Natural Mystic Daughters
00:26:55 🎵 10. Zion Gate
00:30:08 🎵 11. Chant Down Wickednedd
00:32:43 🎵 12. Rootswoman Skankin
00:35:50 🎵 13. Echoes of Mount Zion
00:39:31 🎵 14. Sistren Warrior Cry
00:42:16 🎵 15. Rebel Daughter of Zion
00:44:23 🎵 16. Guidance from di Ancients
00:46:59 🎵 17. Guidance from di Ancients
00:50:01 🎵 18. Dreadful Day Dubplate
00:53:29 🎵 19. Roots & Revelation

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📜Brief History for Jadish Dube, Irie Shanti, Charnika

Jadish Dube:
Born in the hills of St. Mary, Jamaica, Jadish Dube grew up surrounded by Nyabinghi drums, yard-style chanting, and the spiritual teachings of her Rastafari elders. From a young age she carried a calm, radiant voice that blended purity with strength. By her late teens, she was performing at local sound system gatherings, known for her deep messages about love, inner light, and ancestral wisdom. Her music keeps the essence of the 1970s roots movement alive—soulful, militant, and uplifting.

Irie Shanti:
Hailing from Spanish Town, Irie Shanti began as a street poet whose gift for word-sound quickly drew the attention of reggae collectors and elders. His style carries the fire of early conscious deejays—spiritual, rhythmic, and revolutionary. Irie Shanti is celebrated for his intense stage presence, chanting truth about unity, peace, and liberation. His collaborations are rare, but when he lends his voice, the track becomes a meditation.

Charnika:
Charnika, a Kingston-born singer with a velvet voice, was raised around church choirs and grassroots community performances. Her sound merges soft, soulful melodies with cultural pride and feminine strength. She became known in the 70s revival scene for her ability to lift any rhythm with harmonies full of healing and emotion. Charnika’s artistry adds warmth, balance, and a sacred feminine energy to every project she touches.

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