Roots Reggae (1988) | Naya Blaze and the Mudflowers - Untouchable | [Unreleased Lost Debut Album]

Описание: Step into the hazy summer of 1988 with "Untouchable", the long-lost debut album from the enigmatic collective known as Naya Blaze and the Mudflowers. This is not just music – it's a meditation, a sonic dream woven by a group of outcasts, poets, and healers who believed deeply in the power of roots. Born out of late-night jam sessions in an abandoned sugar warehouse in Spanish Town, these tracks are soaked in dub, echo, and ancestral spirit.

Naya Blaze – a mystic with a voice like burning honey – led the Mudflowers through improvised sessions guided by spiritual visions and deep Ital meditations. Blending vintage dub techniques with haunting harmonies and politically charged lyrics, "Untouchable" was whispered about but never released. The authorities feared it was too subversive. The tapes vanished… until now.

Unearthed from a private stash of studio reels hidden in an attic above a defunct record shop in Clarendon, this release is raw, magnetic, and utterly unforgettable. 🎶🌿🔥

Tracks📀
00:00:00  Intro
00:00:23  Each Man A Rise
00:05:03  When I Love You (ft. Sylford Bell)
00:09:53  Down in King Street
00:14:14  No Trouble Round Here
00:18:48  Untouchable
00:22:55  Empress of the Soil
00:27:52  Wolf inna di Cloak
00:31:45  Inna Babylon Street
00:35:40  Long As Life Beat
00:39:56  Still We Rise
00:44:14  Sometimes Mi Think Bout Jermaine
00:49:02  False Face Society
00:53:05  Stand Pon Foundation
00:58:07  Built From Within

🔥 Let the voice of the earth rise through the riddim...
"Untouchable" is a sonic relic of a moment when reggae met mysticism and rebellion. 🎤🌕📼

📜 Brief History
Naya Blaze and the Mudflowers were a fleeting, almost mythic presence in the late '80s reggae underground. More a movement than a band, they drew together sound system outlaws, dreadlocked visionaries, and spiritual wanderers. Their sessions were semi-secret rituals – part Ital cooking, part chanting, part recording – and word of mouth spread quickly among Kingston’s conscious youth.

The group disbanded abruptly after a raid on their recording space. Rumors claim a high-level politician ordered the suppression of the album, labeling it “culturally disruptive.” For decades, it was assumed the tapes were destroyed. But one engineer had made a personal backup. That’s what you're hearing now – a window into a sacred time that nearly vanished forever.

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