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Jr. Thomas & The Volcanos
Rockstone
Rockstone is a love letter to Jamaican music, but not a simplistic revival exercise. Jr. Thomas & The Volcanos approach rocksteady, roots reggae, and lovers rock with such care for detail—and such obvious affection—that the album feels lived-in rather than imitated. Released by Colemine, it trades on vintage studio warmth, melodic bass lines, sweet group interplay, and a vocal delivery that carries both tenderness and conviction. Yet what makes Rockstone special is its willingness to stretch the form: subtle changes in mood, smart arrangements, and memorable songwriting keep the record moving beyond genre homage. This is the kind of LP that appeals equally to reggae purists and collectors who came in through soul, ska, or modern retro recordings done right. Rich in atmosphere and beautifully paced from start to finish, Rockstone sounds gorgeous on vinyl and stands as one of the most heartfelt contemporary reggae albums of its era.
A1
What A Shame
A2
Chin Up
A3
Mr. Harriott
A4
Til You're Gone
A5
Rockstone
B1
Brian Wilson
B2
2nd Time Around
B3
Phony Ones
B4
Cold Smiles
B5
Forever






