Скачать или смотреть Roots Reggae (1976) [Unreleased Album] Ozioma - Valley of Hope

Released in the golden era of 1970s roots reggae, Valley of Hope stands as a timeless expression of faith, resilience, and upliftment. Ozioma’s commanding yet soulful female vocals ride over warm analog grooves, deep basslines, and hypnotic Nyabinghi drums. With torn edges of dub echoes, saxophone flourishes, and wah-wah guitar textures, the album captures both the raw imperfection and spiritual depth of roots music.

Each track is a journey through struggle and redemption, echoing the voices of the oppressed yet carrying the light of freedom and unity. From meditative chants to uplifting anthems, Valley of Hope embodies the message of perseverance, reminding listeners that even in the deepest valleys, there is always hope on the horizon.

A true vintage treasure, this album celebrates the strength of the Rootswoman, blending conscious lyrics with a soulful, laid-back vibe that still resonates today.

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Tracks💿
00:00:00 🎵 01. Golden Tears
00:03:48 🎵 02. Freedom Chant
00:07:18 🎵 03. last Emotion
00:09:43 🎵 04. Emotional Dub
00:12:55 🎵 05. Love for Jah
00:16:42 🎵 06. Dub Healing
00:20:14 🎵 07. Natural Fire
00:23:17 🎵 08. Roots Connection
00:26:58 🎵 09. Sacred Steps
00:30:34 🎵 10. Valley of Hope
00:33:53 🎵 11. Lioness Rise
00:36:56 🎵 12. Spirit Calling
00:40:18 🎵 13. Soul Cry
00:43:59 🎵 14. Peace Inside
00:47:46 🎵 15. Island Dream
00:51:14 🎵 16. Shining River
00:54:13 🎵 17. One Spirit
00:57:26 🎵 18. Mystic Light
01:00:56 🎵 19. Morning Sunlight
01:04:05 🎵 20. Faithful Heart
01:07:48 🎵 21. Jah is Light


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🎤 Brief History:
Ozioma emerged in the mid-1970s as one of the most distinctive female voices in the roots reggae movement. Born with a name that means “Good Fortune” in Igbo, she carried a cultural and spiritual identity that naturally flowed into her music.

With her debut album Valley of Hope (1977), Ozioma became known for blending spiritual messages, African heritage, and conscious storytelling into a reggae sound rich with analog warmth, dub echoes, and organic imperfections. Her songs often touched on themes of perseverance, unity, and the sacred power of womanhood. Today, her legacy lives on as a reminder of reggae’s deeper spiritual purpose: music as a tool for liberation, healing, and upliftment.

🌿Legacy:
Ozioma’s place in reggae history rests not only in her music but in the spirit she carried through it. As one of the few women to carve her name in the 1970s roots reggae movement, she became a voice of strength, dignity, and hope for generations to come.

Though time may have dimmed the stage lights, Ozioma’s legacy still shines in the chants, drumbeats, and harmonies of today’s reggae. She is remembered as an Empress of Hope, whose message lives eternally: that no matter the oppression, Jah light will always guide I and I.

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