*Try Jah Love* is one of Third World's most powerful and uplifting songs, released in 1982 as part of their album *You've Got the Power*. Written and produced by Stevie Wonder, the song blends reggae with elements of funk, soul, and pop, creating a sound that is both deeply spiritual and accessible to mainstream audiences. With its rich instrumentation, featuring Wonder’s signature keyboard work and Third World’s smooth vocal harmonies, *Try Jah Love* stands as a testament to the band’s ability to push the boundaries of reggae while staying true to its roots.

Lyrically, the song delivers a strong message of faith, love, and unity, encouraging listeners to seek guidance and strength through Jah (a Rastafarian term for God). The lyrics emphasize hope, perseverance, and the idea that true love and spiritual devotion can help overcome life’s struggles. Lines like *"You can depend on Jah, He won't let you down"* reinforce the uplifting and inspirational tone of the song, making it a reggae anthem of positivity and resilience.

Upon its release, *Try Jah Love* became one of Third World's biggest hits, particularly in the international market, helping to expand reggae’s global influence. The collaboration with Stevie Wonder brought additional attention to the song, showcasing the seamless blend of reggae and soul. Over the years, it has remained a beloved classic, frequently played at reggae festivals and spiritual gatherings, continuing to inspire generations with its timeless message of love and faith.