The Jahrdinians was created by friends, reggae lovers, especially roots reggae from 70-80 (but not only…).
The name comes from the French word “jardinier†which means “gardener†on which the h was added in reference to the mighty god of the rastafari movement, Jah Ras Tafari.
The spiritualism of the rastafari movement has inspired members of the group for years through roots reggae music, although none of members of the group is a rasta.
To finish, the end of the name is a tribute to vocals roots reggae groups like the Ethiopians and the Abyssinians. The idea of such a name is that we would like through our music to cultivate the garden of earth with conscious lyrics, highlighting like many others, problems which are both global and individual...with the audience we can have!
The Jahrdinians now have around fifteen of their own compositions sung in english. Some more are coming for there is so much thing to say. The sound has improved and they are hoping to record soon so that you can get an idea of it.
Positive and conscious vibrations!
