LOVE VIBRATION RIDDIM produced by UPSETTA RECORDS X LOUD CITY 2018
Love Vibration Overview
Love Vibration Riddim was released in 2018 by UPSETTA RECORDS X LOUD CITY. This reggae riddim brought a fresh roots sound to the scene, with deep bass and classic reggae rhythms that connect old and new fans. The riddim features a strong lineup of artists. Mortimer’s "Love Vibration" stands out with its smooth vocals and heartfelt lyrics. Deep Jahi brings positive energy on "Beautiful Woman," while Stephen Dajure’s "Love Bump" adds a catchy, melodic touch. Shakespear shines on "Cherish Me More," giving listeners a soulful experience. Shane O’s "Have Mercy" delivers emotion and power, showing his unique style. Other artists also leave their mark. Ras Kaneo’s "Times Hard" speaks to struggles many face, while Busy Signal’s "No Letting Go" brings a familiar voice to the riddim. Jaz Eise’s "Forever Guide" offers inspiration, and Aleighcia Scott X Tactikal’s "Lifting Me Higher" lifts the mood with uplifting lyrics. Shawn Antoine’s "Because I Love You" rounds out the collection with a heartfelt message. The roots sound and high-quality production come from UPSETTA RECORDS X LOUD CITY, a label known for working with top reggae and dancehall artists worldwide. Their releases often gather millions of streams, showing their strong influence on modern reggae. By blending classic roots with new voices, they help keep the genre alive and growing. Love Vibration Riddim remains an important part of reggae history, loved for its powerful songs and authentic roots spirit.
Love Vibration Tracklist:
- Mortimer – Love Vibration
- Deep Jahi – Beautiful Woman
- Stephen Dajure – Love Bump
- Shakespear – Cherish Me More
- Javada X Capital – Smile Out
- Shane O – Have Mercy
- Ras Kaneo – Times Hard
- Busy Signal – No Letting Go
- Jaz Eise – Forever Guide
- Aleighcia Scott X Tactikal – Lifting Me Higher
- Shawn Antoine – Because I Love You
- Kezz I – Stigma
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