Believe In Love Riddim – Kipdilink

Believe In Love Riddim came out in 2013 on Kipdilink International, a France-linked imprint that leaned into roots reggae with a strong French-language and island-to-island feel. The set was issued on November 15, 2013, and runs 17 tracks deep, with the title pointing to a consciously warm, lovers-and-conscience frame rather than a hard-edged dancehall attack.

The music sits in a steady roots pocket: patient drums, a soft but insistent bassline, and a clean instrumental bed that leaves space for melody and message. It moves like a juggling riddim meant to breathe, not rush, with singers and chanters stepping into the same groove from different angles. That structure gives the project its appeal. Turbulence’s “Believe in Love” lands with the most direct title-cut energy, while Lutan Fyah’s “Babylon System” brings the conscious pressure he is known for. Fantan Mojah’s “Jah Prepare” fits his uplift-heavy style, and Jah Vinci’s “Jah Never Let Me Down” adds a younger, more melodic Kingston voice. Cecile’s “Love You Up” gives the set a smoother crossover touch.

The wider cast reinforces the riddim’s international scope. Gabstone, Chavi, Dehva, Derajah, I and I, Julia Paul, Skanky, Soul Sindikate, Tylass, Waawinina, and Jahka, with features from Kass Pa and Boagan on select cuts, turn it into a multilingual spread that moves between English and French. That mix gives Believe In Love Riddim more character than a standard one-drop compilation and places Kipdilink firmly in the early-2010s roots juggling conversation.