Falling In Love Riddim (2002) – Plush

Glen Washington’s “I Love You” gives the Falling In Love Riddim its emotional center right away, with that warm, easygoing tenor sitting nicely over Plush’s mellow 2002 reggae groove. The whole set is a compact three-track affair, and that intimacy suits the riddim: Ras Kanto’s “Children Children” pushes the message into sharper social territory, while Shalom’s “I Dont Want You Back” leans into the heartbreak side of the rhythm without overcomplicating things. There’s a soft, loping swing here rather than anything driving or brittle, the kind of early-2000s roots-leaning sound that leaves room for the vocals to carry the weight. For a small one-riddim release, it captures that moment when reggae productions were still leaning hard on heartfelt songs and clean cut arrangements.