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"It's like going to war. Sometimes you have to wear camouflage to really get in there," says Jr Gong of the diverse appeal of the album. "Dancehall, r&b, hip-hop…it's more about feelings. We're not just trying to do a segment of the mix. We're trying to do the whole mix."
This is that mix—never content to deliver a straightforward "reggae" album, Jr Gong touches on various sides or urban life as we live it today, from the smoky spiritual love ballad "There For You" to the nostalgic throwback jam "The Master Has Come Back". Hip-hop fans will bump to "Pimpa's Paradise" featuring Stephen Marley and Black Thought of the Roots as Nas rips his verse on "Road to Zion", while classic reggae heads will spark to the rugged sound of "Khaki Suit" which features the combo of Bounty Killer and Eek-A-Mouse.
Taken together the songs on Welcome To Jamrock convey a consciousness that's framed by the song "For The Babies", which Jr Gong says was inspired by the idea that "we raise our children with the same lies we were told."
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