LOVE AND LOVE ALONE 2022 RIDDIM produced by MAXIMUM SOUND
Love and Love Alone Overview
The sound of the Love and Love Alone Riddim owes much to the dub engineer, who shaped the deep, echoing effects that are a signature of classic reggae. These touches helped bring out the warmth and rhythm in each track, staying true to the roots of the genre. At the center of this project is MAXIMUM SOUND, a respected producer and label in reggae and dancehall. Founded by Frenchie, MAXIMUM SOUND has released music since the 1990s, working with big names in Jamaican music. The label is known for its authentic productions and has helped keep the reggae sound fresh for new generations. Busy Signal brings energy to the riddim with his song "Thank You Jah." Busy Signal is a well-known artist in dancehall and reggae, famous for hits like "Stay So" and his versatile voice. "Thank You Jah" shows his gratitude and positive spirit. Pressure Busspipe delivers "Too Bad," adding a soulful touch. Pressure is known for his powerful album "Love and Affection," and his music often carries messages of hope and strength. Stevie Face teams up with I-Octane for "Rise & Shine," a song that mixes smooth vocals and uplifting lyrics. I-Octane is recognized for hits like "Lose A Friend" and has earned awards in Jamaica for his conscious music. Delly Ranx adds "Mess Up Her Brain," bringing his own flavor to the riddim. Delly Ranx has worked as both an artist and producer, contributing to many reggae and dancehall projects. This collection, guided by MAXIMUM SOUND and the skilled dub engineer, kept reggae’s roots alive in 2022, blending tradition with fresh voices.
Love and Love Alone Tracklist:
- Busy Signal – Thank You Jah
- Pressure Busspipe – Too Bad
- Stevie Face ft I-Octane – Rise & Shine
- D-Major – No Escape
- Delly Ranx – Mess Up Her Brain
- Ginjah – Selfish
- Lia Caribe – Why
- Gregory Morris – Dub & Dub Alone
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