DIGITAL LOVE RIDDIM produced by NOTICE RECORDS 2012
Digital Love Overview
In the early 2010s, reggae was experiencing a new wave of roots revival. At the heart of this movement was the Digital Love Riddim, a standout release from 2012. Produced by NOTICE RECORDS, a respected label known for supporting conscious reggae music, the riddim quickly became a favorite in roots sessions. NOTICE RECORDS had already made a name for itself with several strong releases, helping to guide new and established artists alike. The Digital Love Riddim brought together a powerful lineup. Chronixx’s “Access Granted” showcased his clear vocals and thoughtful lyrics, marking him as one of the leaders of the new roots generation. Iba Mahr contributed “Let Jah Lead The Way,” a song full of spiritual energy, reflecting his signature positive message. Million Stylez offered “Found The One,” blending smooth melodies with heartfelt lyrics. Queen Ifrica’s “Tiad A Da Supm Ya” stood out for its strong social commentary, a hallmark of her work. Further Notice delivered “Baby Can Hold You,” adding a romantic touch to the project. C Sharp’s “Power Of Love” brought rich harmonies, while Chuck Fenda’s “It Hard” addressed the struggles many face in daily life. Hezron’s “Where We Can Feel Alive,” Ras Penco’s “Pressure Of Life,” and Romain Virgo’s “Need You” each added their own unique flavor, making the riddim diverse and memorable. The Digital Love Riddim remains an important part of reggae history, praised for its deep roots sound and meaningful songs. It continues to inspire both artists and fans today.
Digital Love Tracklist:
- Chronixx – Access Granted
- Iba Mahr – Let Jah Lead The Way
- Million Stylez – Found The One
- Queen Ifrica – Tiad A Da Supm Ya
- Alva – 12 And 13
- Further Notice – Baby Can Hold You
- C Sharp – Power Of Love
- Chuck Fenda – It Hard
- Hezron – Where We Can Feel Alive
- Ras Penco – Pressure Of Life
- Romain Virgo – Need You
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