LOVE TRI-ANGLE RIDDIM (PROMO) – UIM RECORDS 2013
Love Tri-Angle Overview
When the sound system cut of the Love Tri-Angle Riddim dropped in 2013, it quickly became a favorite at dancehall parties. The riddim’s beat was catchy and energetic, making it perfect for bashment sessions. One reason for its popularity is how it mixes elements from other genres. The beat has a dancehall foundation, but you can also hear touches of pop and R&B, especially in the melodies and rhythms. This blend helped the riddim appeal to a wider audience and kept the dance floor moving. The artists on the riddim each brought their own style. Gaza Slim’s “Starting Over” stands out with her strong vocals and emotional delivery. Jordanne Patrice’s “All For You” brings a softer, soulful vibe, showing how the riddim can support both powerful and gentle performances. Vybz Kartel’s “No Games” adds energy and charisma, giving the riddim a real dancehall edge. Alkaline’s “123” uses clever lyrics and a unique flow, while Blak Diamon’s “Love Triangle” explores relationship drama over the lively beat. Bugle Ft. Lady Saw’s “Infidelity” and Lady Saw - Infidelity’s “Infidelity” both tackle serious themes, but the riddim’s upbeat sound keeps the mood lively. The producer, who shaped the Love Tri-Angle Riddim, used sharp drum patterns and catchy melodies to create a sound that is both modern and classic. This sound system cut is still remembered as an important part of dancehall history. Its blend of genres and strong performances from artists like Gaza Slim, Jordanne Patrice, Vybz Kartel, Alkaline, and Blak Diamon helped define a moment in the music scene.
Love Tri-Angle Tracklist:
- Gaza Slim – Starting Over
- Jordanne Patrice – All For You
- Vybz Kartel – No Games (Clean)
- Vybz Kartel – No Games (Raw)
- Alkaline – 123 (Raw)
- Blak Diamon – Love Triangle
- Bugle Ft. Lady Saw – Infidelity
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