Welcome to Jamrock! "Out in the streets, they call it murder"

[Moochy]

I must recommend this album whole heartedly, to anyone who likes modern dancehall/reggae and maybe World music...

from the Rollingstone Review:

"Welcome to Jamrock," the title track from reggae royalty Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley's excellent third album, was the surprise jam of the summer. Produced by Marley's brother Stephen, it's a perfectly hazy blend of king-size bass lines, echo-chamber drums, air-horn blasts and a dope Ini Kamoze sample ("Out in the streets, they call it murder") -- over which Marley decries ghetto violence, education deprivation and ignorant tourists. It's the hottest track on a hot disc that effortlessly melds Papa Bob's righteous roots style with computer reggae, dance hall and U.S. hip-hop (via guest spots from Nas and the Roots' Black Thought). Listen for "Move!," which reconstructs "Exodus" as a dance-hall banger with a sick riddim.

cheers!

:smoke:

[Moochy]

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No love for the JR Gong? how sad for DU! :P