LOVE SATISFIED RIDDIM produced by TOTAL SATISFACTION RECORDS 2023
Love Satisfied Overview
The one drop rhythm is a classic foundation in reggae music, known for its steady drumbeat and deep basslines. In 2023, this style was at the heart of Love Satisfied Riddim, a release from TOTAL SATISFACTION RECORDS. The riddim quickly made its way into reggae playlists and became a standout in the year’s reggae scene. TOTAL SATISFACTION RECORDS is a Jamaican label with a history of producing roots and contemporary reggae. The label is recognized for working with both established and rising artists, and has seen its releases streamed widely on platforms like YouTube and Spotify. Love Satisfied Riddim features a collection of respected reggae voices. Papa Michigan, known for his earlier hit “Diseases” as part of the duo Michigan & Smiley, brings energy to “Tell Me That.” Lukie D, who is celebrated for his smooth vocals and his time with the group L.U.S.T., delivers “Love Conquers All.” Jah Hammed adds his own flavor with “Oh No.” The riddim also includes “Promise” by Frankie Paul, a singer remembered for hits like “Worries in the Dance,” and “All I Wanna Do” by Tony Curtis, who has been part of the reggae group L.U.S.T. as well. Other artists on the riddim include Lutan Fyah with “Did You Mean It,” Natural Blacks with “It Nuh Must Go So,” Freddie McGregor with “What'S On Your Mind,” and Iba Mahr with “Burning.” Each track carries the romantic and uplifting mood that the riddim is known for. Even now, Love Satisfied Riddim remains tied to the reggae history of 2023, showing the lasting power of the one drop style and the artists who keep it alive.
Love Satisfied Tracklist:
- Papa Michigan – Tell Me That
- Lukie D – Love Conquers All
- Jah Hammed – Oh No
- Frankie Paul – Promise
- Tony Curtis – All I Wanna Do
- Lutan Fyah – Did You Mean It
- Natural Blacks – It Nuh Must Go So
- Freddie McGregor – What’S On Your Mind
- Iba Mahr – Burning
- Total Satisfaction Records – Love Satisfied Riddim
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