Roots Reggae (1978) [Lost Album] – Jahna Dube: “Rise Of The Serpent Sun”

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“Rise Of The Serpent Sun” is a mystical, soul-deep Roots Reggae track, infused with spiritual symbolism and cosmic energy — the kind of sound that defined the late 1970s reggae underground. The song opens with a hypnotic, rolling bassline and distant Nyabinghi drums, echoing like an ancient Rasta ritual being performed on a mountain at dawn.

Jahna Dube’s voice enters with warm, solemn power, delivering verses that tell of the awakening of the “Serpent Sun” — a symbol of rebirth, ascension, and the endless cycle of light conquering darkness. His words carry prophetic weight, speaking of shifting eras, the strength of nature, and the rising flame of Jah within every soul.

A wistful melodica line glides through the rhythm, adding that unmistakable 1978 analog charm — raw, imperfect, but overflowing with spirit. Soft skanking guitars flicker in the background like the first rays of morning light over the Caribbean sea.

The chorus feels ritualistic, almost ceremonial:
“Serpent Sun, rise again… bring the fire to the earth.”

The track unfolds like a spiritual awakening — a chant of renewal, an ode to the eternal power of light, and a reminder that the spirit of Jah rises again and again.

“Rise Of The Serpent Sun” is not just a song; it’s a sacred journey, a timeless message of rebirth, resilience, and the unending fire of Rastafari.
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