GOOD GOOD LOVN RIDDIM produced by MAFIA/FLUX 2017
Good Good Lovn Overview
The Good Good Lovn Riddim began its journey in the heart of the UK reggae scene, crafted by the respected production duo MAFIA/FLUX. Known for their deep roots in reggae and dancehall, MAFIA/FLUX have played a key role in shaping modern roots music, with a legacy that stretches back decades and includes production for a wide range of international artists. Their label has consistently delivered quality riddims, and Good Good Lovn Riddim was no exception. The riddim was carefully shaped in the studio, with the skilled hands of a dedicated dub engineer ensuring every layer sounded rich and balanced. This attention to detail gave the riddim its signature warmth and groove, making it an instant favorite among selectors and sound systems. Once the foundation was set, a select group of artists brought their voices and stories to the project. Jah Wiz contributed “Do A Little More,” infusing the track with heartfelt energy. Lukie D slowed things down with his smooth delivery on “Slow Down.” Shandi’s “If It’S Love” added a soulful touch, while Sadiki’s “I’M In Love With You” brought a romantic vibe. Nereus Joseph’s “Rewind” offered a rootsy reflection, and Tony Curtis delivered “I Wanna Make It With You,” adding to the riddim’s variety. Anthony Malvo gave thanks on “Give Thanks,” Tenna Star expressed longing with “Missing You,” and Christopher Ellis shone on “Good Good Lov’N.” MAFIA/FLUX themselves closed the set with their own “Good Good Lov’N.” Since its release in 2017, Good Good Lovn Riddim has become a staple in roots sessions, celebrated for its unity and timeless sound. It remains an important chapter in reggae history.
Good Good Lovn Tracklist:
- Jah Wiz – Do A Little More
- Lukie D – Slow Down
- Shandi – If It’S Love
- Sadiki – I’M In Love With You
- Nereus Joseph – Rewind
- Tony Curtis – I Wanna Make It With You
- Anthony Malvo – Give Thanks
- Tenna Star – Missing You
- Christopher Ellis – Good Good Lov’N
- Mafia & Fluxy – Good Good Lov’N (Instrumental)
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