Review by J.M.E. Blount

Vivian Jones' latest album, 60th, is a true testament to the reggae legend's musical prowess. The album features 12 tracks that showcase Jones' unique blend of traditional roots reggae and contemporary sounds.

From the opening track "Chant Rasta Sound," Jones sets the tone for the album with his smooth and soulful vocals. The album is filled with catchy hooks, infectious rhythms, and thoughtful lyrics that touch on themes of love, unity, and social justice.

One standout track is "Jah Love," which features a powerful message of the importance of love and compassion in a world that can often feel divided. The track is backed by a driving bassline and infectious guitar riffs that will have listeners grooving along.

Another standout track is "Mash Down Babylon," which features a more traditional roots reggae sound. Jones' vocals are particularly strong on this track, as he delivers powerful lyrics about standing up against oppression and injustice.

Summary by J.M.E. Blount

60th is a fantastic addition to Vivian Jones' already impressive discography. The album showcases his versatility as an artist while staying true to his roots in reggae music. Fans of Jones' previous work will not be disappointed, and newcomers to his music will find plenty to love on this album.