LOVE JUMP RIDDIM produced by UPSETTA RECORDS & FLOW PRODUCTIONS 2016
Love Jump Overview
In 2016, dancehall music was all about the party. The sounds coming out of Jamaica were lively and full of energy, setting the perfect mood for crowded dancefloors and late-night celebrations. This was the backdrop that made the year stand out, and it’s clear why fans remember it for its raw, bashment spirit. Behind the scenes, the producers at UPSETTA RECORDS and FLOW PRODUCTIONS played a big part in shaping this sound. UPSETTA RECORDS, known for its authentic approach, had already built a reputation with projects like the "Love Jump Riddim." FLOW PRODUCTIONS worked closely with them, helping to deliver a polished yet energetic mix that kept listeners coming back. The artists featured on this project gave each track its own flavor. Perfect Giddimani is well-known for his hit "Amsterdam Coffeeshop," a song that has become a favorite among reggae fans worldwide. Jah Teff brought a joyful touch with "Bring Me Joy," showing his talent for catchy melodies. Isiah Mentor’s "Foundation Music" offered rootsy vibes, reflecting his deep connection to reggae’s history. Natural Black, who once topped charts with "Far From Reality," added his smooth voice to "Happy Days," bringing positivity and warmth. Fabian’s "Hold So Tight" kept the energy high, while Aisha Davis teamed up with Mr Lexx for "We Got Love," bringing a fresh twist to the riddim. The party backdrop of 2016, driven by these producers and artists, gave dancehall fans exactly what they wanted: music made for good times and unforgettable nights.
Love Jump Tracklist:
- Perfect Giddimani – Amsterdam Coffeeshop
- Jah Teff – Bring Me Joy (Sweet Tea)
- Isiah Mentor – Foundation Music
- Natural Black – Happy Days
- Fabian – Hold So Tight
- Aisha Davis Ft.Mr Lexx – We Got Love (Cherry Lipstick Remix)
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