Groupie Luv Overview
Today, the Groupie Luv Riddim is still a favorite for dancehall selectors. When the tape dropped, it quickly became a yard anthem, filling dancehall sessions with energy and excitement. Selectors loved its mix of catchy hooks and hard-hitting beats, making it a must-play at parties and street dances. Even now, the riddim’s tracks are remembered for bringing people together on the dance floor. A big part of the riddim’s success comes from its standout artists. Alaine and Bugle teamed up for “Star Life,” delivering smooth vocals and sharp lyrics that made the song an instant hit. Sagitarr’s “I’ll Follow You” added a melodic touch, while Demarco’s “Need Your Love” brought heartfelt emotion to the project. Dexta Daps turned up the vibe with “Mi Like A Gyal,” a tune that always gets the crowd moving. Chris Martin’s “Naah Work” offered relatable lyrics and a catchy chorus, making it another favorite from the tape. Other artists also helped shape the riddim’s legacy. Denyque’s “All Night Long” and Konshens’ “Naah Run Lef Mi Fren” contributed to the riddim’s variety, while Kanambo’s “Let’s Dance” and Laden’s “Boss” kept the energy levels high. The mastermind behind the riddim was DASECA PRODUCTIONS, a respected name in dancehall production. Known for their innovative sound and strong percussion, DASECA PRODUCTIONS have worked on many notable projects over the years, helping to shape the modern dancehall landscape. Groupie Luv Riddim remains a crucial part of dancehall history, celebrated for its unforgettable songs and the selector’s choice that defined a generation.
Groupie Luv Tracklist:
- Alaine and Bugle – Star Life
- Sagitarr – I’ll Follow You
- Demarco – Need Your Love
- Dexta Daps – Mi Like A Gyal (Raw)
- Chris Martin – Naah Work
- Denyque – All Night Long
- Konshens – Naah Run Lef Mi Fren
- Kanambo – Let’s Dance
- Laden – Boss
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