Love And Emotions Riddim – Brixton Music

Love And Emotions Riddim arrived in 2014 from Brixton Music Group, with 21st Hapilos handling digital distribution. It is a seven-cut reggae set that sits in the lovers and conscious lane rather than chasing a hard-edged dancehall feel. The title says it plainly: this is a riddim about affection, faith, family and the emotional weight that comes with all three.

Konshens teams with Chevaughn on “I Wanna Be The One, ” giving the set its most obvious crossover pull. Konshens had already become one of Jamaica’s more versatile modern voices, able to move between streetwise dancehall and smoother radio-friendly material, while Chevaughn’s harmony helps soften the edges. Chuck Fenda brings the spiritual side on “God Answer Prayer, ” leaning into the kind of uplift and moral strength he has long made his calling card. Iba Mahr, an important voice in the younger roots revival, turns in “Most High, ” which fits his reputation for warm tone and devotional writing.

Mega Banton’s “The Wedding” is a nice touch of veteran contrast, with his old-school deejay presence giving the riddim a bit more bite. Qraig’s “Mother’s Love” stays close to the family theme, while Ratigan’s “Looking Through My Window” pushes the emotional mood into more reflective territory. The instrumental closes the release under the Brixton Music Group name, which helps frame the package as a proper riddim project rather than a loose compilation of singles.

What makes the set work is its consistency: a gentle, roots-leaning pulse, steady bass pressure, and songs that stay in the space between romance and righteousness.