AGAPE LOVE RIDDIM produced by SMALL AXE ENTERTAINMENT / REBEL SOUND RECORDS 2021
Agape Love Overview
Agape Love Riddim is a roots reggae instrumental that came from Jamaica in 2021. The riddim quickly found its way into reggae playlists and became a favorite among roots fans. The production comes from SMALL AXE ENTERTAINMENT / REBEL SOUND RECORDS, a label known for working with both established and rising reggae artists. The label has built a reputation for solid roots releases and collaborations with respected names in the genre. Several well-known artists recorded on Agape Love Riddim. E.N Young, a respected American reggae artist and producer, brings his song “Where Did You Go.” E.N Young is also known for his work with the band Tribal Seeds and for his solo album “Live Love Stay Up.” Lutan Fyah, a Jamaican singer with a long list of reggae hits, delivers “Something Must Be Right.” Lutan Fyah’s music is known for its conscious messages and he has released many albums over his career. Anthony B, famous for songs like “Raid the Barn” and “Fire Pon Rome,” adds his powerful voice to the track “Love of A Lifetime.” Ra Deal’s “My Everything” and Nature Elliss’s “Love Yourself” also stand out on the riddim, each bringing their own style and energy. The riddim also features Pressure Busspipe, Renegad, Turbulence, and Wilful Skilful, each with their own song. SMALL AXE ENTERTAINMENT / REBEL SOUND RECORDS has helped keep roots reggae alive with projects like Agape Love Riddim. Even now, fans play this riddim as a memory of the roots reggae sound of 2021.
Agape Love Tracklist:
- E.N Young – Where Did You Go
- Lutan Fyah – Something Must Be Right
- Anthony B – Love of A Lifetime
- Ra Deal – My Everything
- Nature Elliss – Love Yourself
- Pressure Busspipe – Love Me
- Renegad – Beautiful Woman
- Turbulence – Still Together
- Wilful Skilful – Want You for Myself
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