Vibrações de Jah
Vibrações de Jah formed in Kingston in the early 1990s, drawing from the Rastafarian faith and reggae rhythms. Their sound shows clear influence from artists...
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Vibrações de Jah formed in Kingston in the early 1990s, drawing from the Rastafarian faith and reggae rhythms. Their sound shows clear influence from artists like Bob Marley and Peter Tosh, though they developed their own approach over time.
Their 1994 album "O Som" gave them their signature song of the same name, a reggae track that became something of an anthem for the band. Other songs like "Lindo Amor" and "Pensando na Situação" show their range within the genre, balancing personal themes with social observation.
The core lineup included lead vocalist and guitarist Jermaine "Jah" Johnson, bassist Anthony "Ras" Williams, drummer David "Roots" Thompson, and keyboardist Winston "Wizzy" Davis. They maintained a consistent presence in reggae circles, releasing albums like "Jah Rastafari" in 1997 and "Lion of Judah" in 2019.
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