"Respect, unity, and positive vibrations flood every venue Jahson and the Natty Vibez play transporting you to a reggae paradise. Advocates for peace and love, Natty Vibez describe themselves as "a modern roots reggae band." As founder and frontman, Jahson Wildes leads with his seasoned guitar riffs and smooth relaxed vocal delivery with the melodic sway and singing of back up vocalist Iley Wildes and Carla Davis, the oh so sweet sounds of Jawge Hughes on keyboards, combined with the upbeat grooves and consistent smile of Tim Gannon on bass and the powerful drums of Strap Lacomas shows their love for reggae music and what it represents. The positivity of their collective persona displays that they are living the life they express in the music."

"Jahson is known in the community as an active proponent of Rasta culture with he and his wife store, Natural Vibrations. His band, Natty Vibez, are one of the most popular true reggae bands in the region."

"Even for a casual fan of the genre, "Reggae Gathering" makes for a compelling listen. Tracks like "Keep It Together" effortlessly appeal to wider audiences, with an upbeat catchy saxophone paired with bright lyrics that are all about a feel good vibe." "Warmonger" is perhaps the strongest track on the album, with a strong start that captivates the listener within the first few secondes. "Warmonger" combines one of the groups more resilient melodies with a provocative and very necessary lyrical message. Columbias music scene isn't as diverse as it could be, but it's bands like Jahson and the Natty Vibez that bring a specific cultural element to the table. Indie rock groups are well loved, but their a dime a dozen, making Jahson and the Natty Vibez a refreshing change of pace."

"Reggae is not a musical style that most South Carolina bands adopt. Indie, Rock, Blues, Country, even R&B, but Reggae is rare. Founder Jahson Wildes, lead vocalist and guitarist in the band, has kept the flames alive for well over a decade."

"Traditional old school reggae with a new school attitude."

“...hearing a band like Natty Vibez play reggae so straight and traditional is almost surprising. Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, and Steel Pulse are obvious touchstones for Jahson Wildes on his bands newest disc, Here I Come Again, especially on the classic vibes of the title track. Keeping it positive and true the genre's pioneers, Jahson and the Natty Vibez are proof that not everything needs to be mashed up or mixed up!”

“The 2007 'Rootsman Rebel' album is lively rub a dub and irie roots!”

"Jahson and his Natty Vibez Band release another solid Lp...filled with traditional reggae riddims, and such songs as "Time To Change" and "Heart of Stone" are anthems..."

“Jahson and his band, Natty Vibez, have crafted a disc that delves into the cultural significance of reggae.' 'Jahson fully captures the theme of the entire album: to uplift.”