Groovy Kind Of Love Riddim – Digital-B

Mellow but not sleepy, this 1989 Digital-B cut sits in that late-’80s reggae pocket where the groove is clean, the bass is rounded, and the vocals do the talking. The title track here isn’t a one-off either: it came off the earlier Who She Love set, so you can hear how the same foundation was carried forward and tightened up for this version. Carlton Livingston’s “Let Me Love You” and Junior Rodigan with Sonia Allayne’s “Groovy Kind Of Love” do the heaviest lifting, with Mikey Jarrett and Princess Goldie adding a sweeter edge and Tasha Lee closing it out in a more direct lover’s style. The five-track run feels deliberately paced, moving from solo cuts into the duet, then back into sing-jay territory, which gives the riddim a neat little arc instead of just a stack of tunes.