Roots Reggae (1974) [Unreleased Album] Sister Shilah - Conscious Business

Recorded in the heart of Kingston during the golden age of roots reggae, Conscious Business stands as one of the most soulful yet overlooked treasures of the era. Sister Shilah, a rising voice in the Rastafarian music movement of the early ’70s, crafted this album as a spiritual call to unity, self-reliance, and moral integrity.

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Tracks📀
00:00:00 🪘01. Rasta Too Holy
00:03:17 🪘02. Sweet Brazil
00:06:19 🪘03. Chant Down the Wicked
00:10:02 🪘04. Irie Till the End
00:12:51 🪘05. Jah Light Over Darkness
00:16:02 🪘06. Lioness Wisdom
00:19:34 🪘07. Selassie I Vision
00:22:14 🪘08. Dreadlocks in the Storm
00:25:05 🪘09. No Chains Pon Mi Soul
00:28:22 🪘10. Rootsman Prayer
00:31:13 🪘11. Rootswoman
00:33:50 🪘12. Rasta Too Holy
00:37:05 🪘13. Sweet Brazil
00:40:07 🪘14. Chant Down the Wicked
00:43:50 🪘15. Irie Till the End
00:46:39 🪘16. Jah Light Over Darkness
00:49:50 🪘17. Lioness Wisdom
00:53:22 🪘18. Selassie I Vision
00:56:02 🪘19. Dreadlocks in the Storm
00:58:53 🪘20. No Chains Pon Mi Soul
01:02:10 🪘21. Rootsman Prayer
01:05:01 🪘22. Rootswoman

📜Brief History
In the summer of 1974, Kingston’s Trenchtown was alive with militant basslines and the scent of ganja smoke drifting through the zinc fences. Sister Shilah, a fiery young vocalist with a voice as smooth as honey yet sharp as a cutlass, entered the scene with a mission — to chant truth to power. Backed by the underground “Lion’s Workshop” band, she recorded Conscious Business, an uncompromising roots reggae album aimed at exposing political corruption, street hustlers, and the struggle of the working class.

Shilah’s lyrics mixed Rastafarian spirituality with streetwise storytelling, making each track a weapon against Babylon’s oppression. But before it could hit the presses, the masters mysteriously vanished — rumored to be seized during a police raid targeting “subversive” music. For decades, Conscious Business lived only in whispered legends among reggae collectors, a lost gem from the golden age.

Today, the few surviving dubplates, scratched and hiss-filled, still carry that raw, 1974 analog warmth — proof that Sister Shilah’s words were too powerful to silence forever.

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