Love Island Riddim produced by Maximum Sound 2023
Love Island Overview
In 2023, reggae fans saw a strong return to roots with a new riddim that captured the classic sound of the genre. The track base, known as Love Island Riddim, reminded listeners of the golden era of reggae, when live instruments and positive messages shaped the music. The project was produced by Maximum Sound, a well-known label in reggae and dancehall. Founded by Frenchie, Maximum Sound has worked with many top Jamaican artists and is respected for its quality productions. Over the years, the label has released several successful riddims and helped keep the roots reggae tradition alive. Busy Signal, one of the leading voices in dancehall and reggae, delivered "Rose Petal" on this riddim. Busy Signal is known for hits like "Stay So" and has been a staple in the reggae scene for over a decade. Pressure BussPipe, famous for his song "Love and Affection," contributed "Royal Black Woman," adding his signature passionate vocal style. Marcia Griffiths, a legendary singer who was part of Bob Marley’s I-Threes and known for her hit "Electric Boogie," teamed up with Nyanda on "Pack Up N Gwan feat. Nyanda." Nyanda, formerly of the duo Brick & Lace, brings her own unique flavor to the track. Wayne Wonder, best known for his international hit "No Letting Go," also joined the riddim with "Too Much Lulaa Lay." Other standout tracks include "Love Of A Lifetime" by Stevie Face, "Consider Me" by Ginjah, "Never Gonna Break Me Down" by Delly Ranx, and "Jenna Jenna Dub" by Gregory Morris. Fans still play this reggae track base as a roots memory of 2023, showing the lasting power of classic reggae sounds.
Love Island Tracklist:
- Busy Signal – Rose Petal
- Pressure BussPipe – Royal Black Woman
- Marcia Griffiths – Pack Up N Gwan feat. Nyanda
- Wayne Wonder – Too Much Lulaa Lay
- Stevie Face – Love Of A Lifetime
- Ginjah – Consider Me
- Delly Ranx – Never Gonna Break Me Down
- Gregory Morris – Jenna Jenna Dub
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