Anayah Roots Levi (Sweden 🇸🇪) & Costa Rebel (Costa Rica 🇨🇷) – “Jah Give The Power” — Single Review Review by Infectious Unease Radio / Subterranean Zone Radio — Voice In The Void Written by Gordon Lawrence Taylor
Anayah Roots Levi (Sweden 🇸🇪) & Costa Rebel (Costa Rica 🇨🇷) – “Jah Give The Power” — Single Review
Review by Infectious Unease Radio / Subterranean Zone Radio — Voice In The Void Written by Gordon Lawrence Taylor
Artist: Anayah Roots Levi (Sweden 🇸🇪) Producer / Collaboration: Costa Rebel (Costa Rica 🇨🇷) Track: “Jah Give The Power” Release Date: 17 April 2026 Genre / Style: Roots Reggae · Dub · Conscious Reggae · Spiritual Roots · Sound Healing Label / Production: A.ROOTS Production & Costa Rebel Studio Country: Sweden 🇸🇪 / Costa Rica 🇨🇷
Anayah Roots Levi (Sweden 🇸🇪) is a roots reggae, dub and conscious sound artist whose work is deeply rooted in Rastafari culture, spiritual awareness, peace, unity, justice and conscious living. Her music carries warmth, soul and message, bridging classic roots vibrations with a contemporary spiritual expression that feels honest, grounded and alive.
With “Jah Give The Power,” Anayah Roots Levi (Sweden 🇸🇪) joins with Costa Rebel (Costa Rica 🇨🇷) to create a track that feels less like a simple single and more like a spiritual reminder. This is roots reggae with purpose. It speaks to the listener with calm strength, reminding us to reconnect with humility, awareness and the deeper gifts we carry inside ourselves.
The track opens with a warm roots feeling, steady and natural, allowing the voice to rise from the rhythm rather than sit on top of it. There is no rush here. The song breathes. The bass and rhythm hold the ground, while the vocal carries the message upward. Anayah Roots Levi (Sweden 🇸🇪) sings with sincerity, not performance for performance’s sake, but with the feeling of someone who believes every word she is giving.
That is where the strength of “Jah Give The Power” lives. It is not loud to prove itself. It does not need to force its message. It carries that older roots reggae truth — the power of faith, the power of consciousness, the power of remembering that music can still be medicine when it is made with heart.
Costa Rebel (Costa Rica 🇨🇷) brings a clean, respectful and deeply musical production touch to the track. The EPK describes him as a Costa Rican musician, producer and Berklee-certified engineer based in San José, Costa Rica, known internationally for collaborations with Million Stylez, Capleton, Little Lion Sound and Bobby Hustle, as well as co-producing the acclaimed Uhuru Riddim with more than 40 artists.
That background can be felt in the mix. The production is polished, but not cold. The sound is full, but not crowded. The rhythm has body, the atmosphere has light, and the vocal is given the room it needs to carry the spiritual weight of the song. Costa Rebel (Costa Rica 🇨🇷) understands the space inside roots music — the silence between the drum hits, the weight of the bass, the place where the message must be allowed to stand.
Lyrically, “Jah Give The Power” is an uplifting roots reggae song about reconnecting with purpose, awareness, humility and using our gifts for the greater good. That message is important. In a world full of noise, ego and distraction, this track returns the listener to something simple and necessary: use what you have been given wisely. Do not waste the power. Do not forget the source.
There is also a healing quality in the song, which connects strongly to Anayah Roots Levi’s wider path. Alongside her music, she is also described as a trained sound healing educator, gong bath facilitator, breathwork facilitator and visual artist. That deeper connection to vibration, breath, body and spirit can be felt here. This is not reggae made only for the surface. It is music made to move through the body and settle somewhere deeper.
Anayah Roots Levi (Sweden 🇸🇪) has already built a strong international roots presence, with previous releases including “Think Positive,” “Mystical Power,” “Flowers in Jah Garden,” “Sound System Selection,” “Can Not Go On,” and “We Rise.” Her debut album Flowers in Jah Garden was released through Good Over Evil Production and featured legendary Jamaican artist Fred Locks. That history matters, because “Jah Give The Power” does not arrive from nowhere. It is part of a continuing spiritual and musical journey.
As part of her 2026 return, “Jah Give The Power” stands as a strong new chapter. The EPK lists the single as a collaboration between Anayah Roots and Costa Rebel, released on 17 April 2026 through A.ROOTS Production and Costa Rebel Studio. It carries the feeling of an artist stepping forward again with clarity, purpose and renewed fire.
What makes this track special is its balance. It is spiritual but still accessible. It is modern but still deeply rooted. It is cleanly produced but still warm and organic. It carries the heart of roots reggae without becoming trapped in imitation or nostalgia. Anayah Roots Levi (Sweden 🇸🇪) gives the song its soul, and Costa Rebel (Costa Rica 🇨🇷) gives it the space, weight and international roots production it deserves.
For listeners of roots reggae, dub, conscious sound, Rastafari-inspired music and spiritually grounded reggae, “Jah Give The Power” is a beautiful release. It has message, atmosphere, warmth and purpose. It reminds us that reggae, at its best, is not only rhythm. It is teaching. It is healing. It is resistance. It is prayer.
“Jah Give The Power” is a warm, soulful and spiritually grounded roots reggae single — a cross-continental transmission from Anayah Roots Levi (Sweden 🇸🇪) and Costa Rebel (Costa Rica 🇨🇷), carrying consciousness, humility and uplifting power through sound. It is not just a song. It is a message.
