The Hypocrites Jugglin – Boot Camp Records

Boot Camp’s Hypocrites Jugglin has that clean mid-2010s reggae swing, the kind that leaves room for singers to lean into the message without the rhythm getting crowded. It landed in 2014, and the label’s own Computer Paul is right in the thick of it with “Mineral Bath” and the title cut “Hypocrites Version, ” which gives the whole set a little extra producer identity. Fred Locks, Natural Black and Singing Melody are the names that keep pulling the ear, and Stevie Face’s “Rest Your Love On Me” adds a softer, more melodic turn before the energy picks back up. The sequencing feels deliberate too, moving from sharper roots-to-dancehall statements into the more reflective cuts and then back through the tougher warning tunes, so the tracklist plays like a gradual build rather than a loose pile of singles.