COUNTRY LOVE RIDDIM produced by SKYLINE MUSIC 2019
Country Love Overview
If you love reggae sound system culture, the Country Love Riddim from 2019 is a must-know instrumental. This riddim quickly became a favorite at roots sessions, thanks to its warm, uplifting vibe and deep basslines. It carries the spirit of classic roots reggae, but with a modern touch that fits well in any dance or dub set. The foundation of Country Love Riddim was built by SKYLINE MUSIC, a producer and label known for blending traditional reggae with fresh dancehall energy. SKYLINE MUSIC has a strong reputation for bringing together artists from different backgrounds, helping to shape a global reggae sound. The label’s releases often gain attention on streaming platforms and at live events, making them a steady presence in the reggae community. Each artist on the Country Love Riddim brings something special. GPS delivers “Carla Gray,” a song that stands out for its soulful vocals and heartfelt message. Musikana Wekumusha’s “Drum Dada” is a favorite for its catchy hooks and rootsy feel. Fire Touch adds gratitude and warmth with “Thank You Mom.” Chatzman’s “Usandiudze Ndiratidze” and Shannaz’s “Let Me Love You” both highlight the riddim’s versatility, moving from conscious lyrics to love themes. Twinlion Chief with “Mumu Na Rumbie,” Ehunde Mambo’s “One Love,” and Reign’s “This Love” all add unique flavors, while Hurricane’s “Pakupisa” and Pattex’s “Love Me As A Friend” round out the set.
Country Love Tracklist:
- GPS – Carla Gray
- Musikana Wekumusha – Drum Dada
- Thank You Mom – Fire Touch
- Usandiudze Ndiratidze – Chatzman
- Let Me Love You – Shannaz
- Mumu Na Rumbie – Twinlion Chief
- I Love The Way You Talk & Smile – Tapency
- One Love – Ehunde Mambo
- This Love – Reign
- Pakupisa – Hurricane
- Love Me As A Friend – Pattex
- Country Love – Ezbee Fyah
- Rufu – Chiky Dee
- Mudzimai To Be – Zj Pythaan
- Is this True Love – Ba Fay
- Money – Vinkon
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