LOVE LIKE THAT RIDDIM produced by STARGATE BACKING BAND 2021
Love Like That Overview
When the Love Like That Riddim dropped in 2021, reggae fans quickly took notice. Listeners loved the rootsy one drop rhythm, which brought back memories of classic reggae. The compilation got a lot of positive feedback online, with fans praising the conscious lyrics and uplifting energy. Pressure Busspipe’s song “Blaze” stood out for its fiery delivery. Pressure Busspipe, known for his hit “Love and Affection,” brought his signature intensity to the riddim. Turbulence, who once reached international charts with “Notorious,” delivered “Message to Humanity,” a track calling for unity and understanding. Luciano, a respected roots singer with a long career and a Grammy nomination for his album “Zion Awake,” added “Break for the People,” giving the riddim a soulful touch. RC Righteous Child contributed “Love of the Lifetime,” bringing heartfelt vocals and positive vibes. Prince Levy’s “Vows” added a smooth, romantic feel to the project. Other artists like Treesha and King Mas with “Crisis,” Kenny Smyth’s “Brighter Day,” Chiney KiKi’s “Hold Me,” and Exco Levi’s “Light” helped round out the compilation, each bringing their own style. The riddim was produced by STARGATE BACKING BAND, a group known for working with various reggae artists and for their strong live performances in Europe. Released on their own label, Stargate Productions, the project showed their ability to blend old-school reggae with modern messages. Love Like That Riddim’s one drop base made it a memorable cultural work in 2021, reminding everyone why reggae’s foundation still matters today.
Love Like That Tracklist:
- Pressure Busspipe – Blaze
- Turbulence – Message to Humanity
- Luciano – Break for the People
- RC Righteous Child – Love of the Lifetime
- Prince Levy – Vows
- Treesha, King Mas – Crisis
- Kenny Smyth – Brighter Day
- Chiney KiKi – Hold Me
- Exco Levi – Light
- Prince Levy – Vows (Piano Version)
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