Jah Roots was a reggae band deeply rooted in the sounds and spirituality of reggae music, hailing from Springfield, Missouri, USA. The band was formed in 2001 and quickly gained recognition for their soulful melodies, Rastafarian lyrical themes, and vibrant live performances. Their music seamlessly blended traditional reggae rhythms with elements of modern roots music, embodying a message of peace, love, and unity that resonated with fans around the world.

Over the course of their career, Jah Roots developed a devoted following and released several albums that showcased their evolving sound, among them, the noteworthy titles "Creation," and "Jah Roots Vol. 1." With tracks like "Mama Ethiopia" and "More Herbs For The Youth," Jah Roots touched on subjects such as social awareness, cultural heritage, and the medicinal use of marijuana, all cornerstone issues within the reggae community. Despite their disbandment in 2009, the legacy of Jah Roots continues to inspire reggae enthusiasts with their vibrant discography, including popular releases like "Peace March," "Joy," and "Crucial."