LOVE & AFFECTION RIDDIM produced by BIG VISION ENT|ENCORE FRATERNITY ENT 2015
Love And Affection Overview
The Love And Affection Riddim sound system cut stands out as a true dancehall gem from 2015. In sound system culture, a riddim like this is more than just music—it is a heartbeat for the dance. The sound system version blends hardcore dancehall energy with catchy hooks, making it perfect for selectors and DJs. Its driving bass and crisp drums keep the crowd moving, while the melodies stay in your head long after the session ends. Behind this riddim is the producer team BIG VISION ENT|ENCORE FRATERNITY ENT. Known for their work in the dancehall scene, they have built a reputation for quality productions that highlight both rising and established talent. Their label has helped shape several popular Caribbean releases, and their riddims often attract strong streaming numbers and attention from sound system operators worldwide. The artists on the Love And Affection Riddim bring their own style and energy. Abraham delivers “Born For A Reason” with powerful lyrics and a confident voice. Trizza C’s “Holding On” shows her smooth flow and ability to ride the beat. Dynamizzo Lion’s “Jah” stands out with its spiritual message and strong delivery. Ahbentlee gives a heartfelt performance on “Left In The Rain,” while Trumale’s “Making It Right” adds a melodic touch to the lineup. This sound system cut captures the pure sound of dancehall in 2015. With skilled production and standout performances from Abraham, Trizza C, Dynamizzo Lion, Ahbentlee, and Trumale, the riddim remains a favorite for selectors and fans alike.
Love And Affection Tracklist:
- Abraham – Born For A Reason
- Trizza C – Holding On
- Dynamizzo Lion – Jah
- Ahbentlee – Left In The Rain
- Trumale – Making It Right
- Nubian Flame – Marianna
- Nubian Flame – Marijuana
- Shally G – Moving On
- Dream Catcher – Nimechoka
- Pro Voice – Tired
- Fire Kush – Vex When I Talk
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