Claim To Fame

Rich And Poor

Prophecy

Herb No Cocaine

Powers Of Jah

One Dance

Milk And Honey

Jah the Judge (Dub)

Sticks and Stones

Jah the Judge

Loving music since he was a child growing up on the beautiful Island of Trinidad, in a tiny village called Boissiere. Known as "THE NATURAL MUZIK MAN", his first recording was in Trinidad in 1980 along with T Charles & Oba Sinnette called Keep Loving Me and wanted Sound Revelation band to back him in the studio. In 1989, Jah Faith was the 1st reggae artist from Trinidad to sing at a Trinidad National Stadium opening for ASWAD attended by 28,000 people. He went on tour with Super Cat & Early B. In the early 2000s, Friend for Life (A Love I Can Feel by John Holt Riddim), won 1st place in a competition in NY, as a guest. The finals featured 11 people, he won 3rd place. He received a recording contract from JAH LIFE STUDIO which led to the recording/release of a compilation CD. 

In 2001, Jah Faith was the guest MC at the famed SOBs in New York. On June 27, 2001 he came to California, Los Angeles. The music continued as he joined RIM SHOT on-tour opening for KottonMouth Kings & 311 across 5 states including Idaho. The Royal Lineage Band was founded by Jah Faith in 2001 and featured the new and rising reggae talent in Los Angeles and enjoyed local success opening for major reggae acts passing through the area. After a short hiatus, the Royal Lineage has been reformed by Jah Faith, once again utilizing the great pool of local reggae talent. 

From 2001 to present, Jah Faith has been an MC at DUB CLUB, LA's longest running reggae club. After meeting J.Bonner, he was invited to sing on their JanDisc soundsystem. The band then invited him to come sing with Irie Beats. On Aug 28, 2005 JF performed at Hollywood Bowl alongside the Dub Club Soundsystem w/ DJ Tom Chasteen. In 2007 Jah Faith commercially released Bun-A-One & No Bother Grumble produced by J.Bonner. They were interviewed on Reggae Central w/ Chuck Foster 90.7FM KPFK-LA. He then performed at Hollywood Palladium opening for Rancid. Following that performance, Jah Faith was featured in Return of the RUB-A-DUB documentary produced by the legendary DUB CLUB crew. In 2021, he released his Westside Rock EP and was interviewed by the Argonaut Newspaper (Venice Stories) in November of that year. With a list of performance credits that include John Holt, Charlie Chaplin, Josie Wales, Brigadier Jerry, etc... Jah Faith continues performing throughout California and working on releasing on new music.

Recorded tracks with:
The Expanders - Turtle Racing
Iya Terra - New Roots
Featured in Arise Roots music video
VBDC - Jah is the ruler, I believe
Aaron Birch - Birch Recording Studio

JAH FAITH

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