ACOUSTIC LOVE RIDDIM produced by IRIE SOUNDS INTERNATIONAL 2015
Acoustic Love Overview
The Acoustic Love Riddim brought a smooth and relaxed mood to reggae in 2015. The sound is warm and soulful, with deep bass and gentle melodies. This style made it popular in roots reggae sessions, where listeners enjoy music that feels both classic and fresh. The project features respected reggae voices. Frankie Paul, known for his hit "Sara," lends his unique vocals to "Morning Light." Stevie Face, who topped charts in Jamaica with "Tell It Like It Is," delivers a heartfelt message on "If A No Jah." Warrior King, famous for the anthem "Virtuous Woman," brings uplifting energy on "Your Love Is Amazing." Fred Locks, a roots legend since the 1970s, adds his deep voice to "Love You Need." Joshua Hales sings "Put Up With Me," while Steve Steppa’s "Man In Love" and Likkle Shanx’s "Endlessly" add more soulful touches. The instrumental, "Acoustic Love Riddim Instrumental" by Irie Sounds International, highlights the project’s smooth flow. IRIE SOUNDS INTERNATIONAL is the producer and label behind this riddim. Known for their dedication to roots reggae, the team has built a reputation for quality productions and keeping reggae’s melodic tradition alive. Their work on this project stands out for its musical progression and attention to detail. Looking back, Acoustic Love Riddim carried reggae’s positive message in 2015. It brought together strong voices and skilled production, making it a favorite for selectors and fans who love deep, melodic reggae music.
Acoustic Love Tracklist:
- Frankie Paul – Morning Light
- Stevie Face – If A No Jah
- Warrior King – Your Love Is Amazing
- Fred Locks – Love You Need
- Joshua Hales – Put Up With Me
- Steve Steppa – Man In Love
- Likkle Shanx – Endlessly
- Irie Sounds International – Acoustic Love Riddim Instrumental
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