Roots Reggae (1978) [Unreleased Album] Tamara Marley - The Book Of Revelation скачать в хорошем качестве

Roots Reggae (1978) [Unreleased Album] Tamara Marley - The Book Of Revelation

Tracklist 00:00 - Lioness Divine 06:06 - Soul Fire Riddim 11:22 - Rise and Chant 16:29 - Vibration Nation 21:16 - Blessed Vibes 26:43 - Lion's Path 31:11 - Roots of Wisdom 36:18 - Queen Mother 41:09 - Lion's Roar 47:04 - Moonlight Meditation 🔥 Let di fyah of Zion blaze within yuh heart... Scrolls of the Fire Lion is a long-lost trod through ancient riddims and Iritual chants—sealed in time, now revealed. 🦁🎶📜 💽 More I-dren wisdom, dub prophecies, and reggae relics await... Subscribe here👉 / @rootsmanzion stay tuned, I&I family! 💛💚❤️ Jah guide and protect! ✨ 🌿🎙️ Marachi – The Fire That Sang (1948–1980) Born Marachi Adama Thompson in St. Mary Parish, Jamaica, she was a quiet girl with wild dreams and a voice that could hush thunder. Raised by her grandmother—an herbalist and midwife—Marachi was steeped in the healing traditions of the hills. She began singing in church, but was often scolded for “chanting like a Nyabinghi prophet.” By age 16, she had joined a small Rasta community in the hills of Portland, where she learned to drum, chant, and reason. Her first recordings were field tapes made under full moons and beside riverbanks—her voice floating above hand drums, cicadas, and breeze. These tapes would be passed around like sacred relics in Kingston’s underground circles. Marachi never chased fame. She preferred candlelit jam sessions to stage lights. But when she did appear, she captivated: barefoot, eyes closed, voice trembling like a storm held in glass. ✝️ Her Passing (1980): At only 32 years old, Tamara passed away suddenly during a visit to Haiti, where she had gone seeking spiritual guidance and healing after falling ill. Some say she was poisoned by bad spirits. Others say she simply “ascended early.” Her body was never returned—but weeks later, a tape surfaced in Kingston labeled: 🕊️ Legacy: Though her time was short, Tamara left a permanent imprint. Young empresses in reggae still cite her as “the mother of mystic roots.” Her voice continues to echo in dubplates, documentaries, and night breezes that stir the banana trees just right. “When di leaf dry, it still carry the song.” – Tamara ⚠️ 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. If you enjoy these creative roots vibes, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share the journey! 🔔🦁💛💚❤️ #rootsreggae #reggaemusic #rastafari #reggaeculture #rebelmusic #reggaevibes #onelove #rootsandculture #reggaelovers roots reggae 1970s, unreleased reggae albums, rare reggae vinyl, lost reggae classics, jamaican roots music, vintage dub reggae, rasta culture music, forgotten reggae legends, conscious reggae playlist, real reggae from the 70s, deep roots reggae journey, underground reggae artists, reggae music archive, old school reggae dub, mystic reggae vibes, Nyabinghi riddim, spiritual reggae chants, rebel reggae sound, roots reggae full album, rare dubplate session, 70s reggae history, fictional reggae documentary, rastafarian sound system, reggae music storytelling, reggae vinyl discovery, rootsman rebel channel