DANGER LUV RIDDIM produced by TROYTON MUSIC 2011
Danger Luv Overview
The Danger Luv Riddim roots anthology is a standout project in reggae music, featuring a carefully selected lineup of tracks. Each song on the riddim brings a different message and style, but all are united by a focus on culture and meaning. The anthology opens with Aidonia — Stay In My Arms, a track that blends heartfelt lyrics with a soothing delivery. Bencil & Mr. G — Life Of A Ghetto Soldier follows, offering a powerful reflection on daily struggles and perseverance in tough environments. Bugle — Call Him adds a spiritual element, focusing on faith and hope. I Octane — Who Wanna See I Fall brings an uplifting message about overcoming obstacles, while Khago — Nothing Like Life celebrates the simple joys and challenges of living. Other highlights include Konshens — Trust No One, which talks about trust and betrayal, and Lutan Fyah — No Wah Settle Down, a song about standing firm in your beliefs. T Nez — Press Play Pause offers a modern take on the riddim’s roots sound. Tarrus Riley — Dangerous Luv adds a soulful touch, and the instrumental Troyton — Danger Luv Riddim lets listeners appreciate the foundation of the project. The producer behind this anthology, TROYTON MUSIC, is known for quality reggae productions and has worked with many respected artists in the genre. Since its start, TROYTON MUSIC has built a reputation for blending traditional reggae sounds with modern influences, helping to shape the contemporary reggae scene. The Danger Luv Riddim instrumental remains a key part of reggae history, remembered for its strong cultural messages and musical unity.
Danger Luv Tracklist:
- Aidonia – Stay In My Arms (Radio)
- Aidonia – Stay In My Arms (Raw)
- Bencil & Mr. G – Life Of A Ghetto Soldier
- Bugle – Call Him
- I Octane – Who Wanna See I Fall
- Khago – Nothing Like Life
- Konshens – Trust No One
- Lutan Fyah – No Wah Settle Down
- Mavado – Luv Me Girl
- T Nez – Press Play Pause
- Tarrus Riley – Dangerous Luv
- Troyton – Danger Luv Riddim