BUMPY LOVE RIDDIM produced by JOE G’S MUSIC PRODUCTION 2016
Bumpy Love Overview
In 2016, reggae was exploring new sounds, but the Bumpy Love Riddim stood out by holding onto its roots. The instrumental kept the classic reggae structure alive, with deep basslines and a steady, uplifting groove. This made it a favorite for fans who wanted music that honored tradition while still feeling fresh. The sound of this riddim was shaped by its arranger, who made sure every element fit together smoothly. The music flows in a way that feels both meditative and powerful, inviting listeners to move and reflect. Behind the release is JOE G'S MUSIC PRODUCTION, a label known for supporting authentic reggae sounds. The producer has a history of working with respected artists and building a catalog that reggae fans trust. Each artist on the riddim brought their own style. Sidney Prince delivered “Love Is All We Need” with heartfelt vocals, adding warmth to the sequence. Nyah’s “My Way” stood out with its personal touch and smooth delivery. Sugar Black, known for his work as part of the duo Sugar Black & Lehbanchuleh, gave “Goodbye To Love” a soulful edge. Peter Spence joined with Michelle Cross on “Sorry For You,” blending their voices in a memorable collaboration. Michelle Cross also performed “Sorry For You” as a solo, showing her versatility. Fans still return to this riddim as a reminder of reggae’s roots in 2016. The Bumpy Love Riddim remains a touchstone for those who appreciate the classic sound and the artists who brought it to life.
Bumpy Love Tracklist:
- Sidney Prince – Love Is All We Need
- Nyah – My Way
- Sugar Black – Goodbye To Love
- Peter Spence Ft Michelle Cross – Sorry For You
- Carolene Thompson – To Have Too Hold
- Vivian Jones – Cry Cry
- Mikey Mclean – Rain From The Skies
- Abelwell Foundation – This Ting