Roots Reggae Vibes (1977) [Unreleased Album] Bongo Sela Mystic — Back to Zion скачать в хорошем качестве

Roots Reggae Vibes (1977) [Unreleased Album] Bongo Sela Mystic — Back to Zion

“Back to Zion” is a lost spiritual masterpiece rumored to have been recorded during Bongo Sela Mystic’s retreat in the Blue Mountain highlands. Blending deep Nyabinghi drums, haunting bamboo-flute lines, and his unmistakable gravel-smooth chant, the album captures his most introspective and prophetic period. The project reflects a journey inward — a musical pilgrimage toward ancestry, truth, and the return to spiritual roots. Only a handful of acetate demos were ever pressed, making it one of reggae’s most whispered-about “missing albums.” EDUCATIONAL AND FUTURISTIC VALUE: In a future shaped by knowledge and conscious evolution, true progress comes from harmonizing technology with wisdom. Educational values must focus on creativity, cultural preservation, global awareness, and ethical innovation. Learners should be guided to think critically, embrace diverse perspectives, and use advanced tools responsibly. A futuristic society thrives when education empowers individuals to solve real-world problems, protect the environment, uplift communities, and build meaningful connections across borders. 📀TRACKLIST: 00:00 🎵1.Hands of the Ancestors 02:00 🎵2.Silent Dread Speak 04:00 🎵3.Cedar Staff Guidng 05:50 🎵4.Back to Zion 07:57 🎵5.Dub of the Lost Tribe 10:10 🎵6.Lionheart Soldiers 12:31 🎵7.Hidden Chant of Zion 14:52 🎵8.Mystic Drum Call 🔔 Subscribe for more classic roots reggae albums, rare cuts, and archival treasures. Subscribe here👉    / @rootmanvibes   💬 Leave a comment with your favorite track or memory tied to this record! ❤️💛💚 🎤ABOUT THE ARTIST: Bongo Sela Mystic, born Selaton M’Bari in 1946 on the hills of St. Ann, Jamaica, rose from a small Nyabinghi drumming camp to become one of the most mystical reggae voices of the 1970s. Raised by elders who taught him roots rhythms and spiritual chants, he earned his nickname for the trance-like energy he carried through every drum session. In 1971, he formed Mystic Circle, blending deep Rastafari poetry with hypnotic hand-drumming that set him apart from his contemporaries. His breakthrough album, Drums of the Hidden Lion (1974), became a cult classic, praised for its raw spiritual power and message of liberation. Though he rejected commercial fame, his influence spread across reggae circles from Kingston to London. By the late ’70s, Bongo Sela Mystic was revered as a wandering philosopher-musician, known for his desert-dry humor, wisdom, and unforgettable earth-shaking rhythms. ⚠️ Disclaimer: All artists, music, and stories featured on this channel are entirely fictional and created using AI. This content is for entertainment and creative exploration only. Any resemblance to existing songs or artists is purely coincidental. All rights to this content belong to the creator of this channel #BongoSelaMystic, #BackToZion, #RootsReggae, #NyabinghiVibes, #MysticChant, #70sReggaeLegend Bongo Sela Mystic, Back to Zion, roots reggae, Nyabinghi drums, spiritual chant, 1970s vinyl, reggae legend, Blue Mountain sessions, mystic roots, ancestral rhythm