Luveve Riddim – Jusa Dementor Abra

LUVEVE RIDDIM produced by JUSA DEMENTOR ABRA 2013

In 2013, the Luveve Riddim yard session tape became a key moment for new dancehall talent. The riddim, known for its bashment style, mixed dancehall energy with modern trap influences. This sound made it popular at parties and on the radio, helping the tape stand out that year. The session featured artists like Winky D, who is well known in Zimbabwe and across Africa. Winky D’s tracks “Mubobobo” and “Conductor” showed his unique style and strong delivery. Winky D is famous for his album “Gafa Life Kickstape” and has won several Zimdancehall awards, making him one of the leading voices in the genre. Viper also made an impression with “Empress Of Devine. ” Maskal Dominic’s “Move Your Body” brought a catchy hook, while Dizzy Dee’s “Caan Harm Mi” added a different flavor. Dizzy Dee is recognized for his work in the reggae scene, especially in Australia, and has collaborated with artists from Jamaica and Africa. Other artists on the tape included Drum Dada with “Ndichakusvika, ” Teban Cee on “Huni Muchoto, ” Mc Mighty’s “Tapinda Tapinda, ” Maccix Flo’s “Zimbabwe, ” and Melvin C with “Shamwari Dzakanaka. ” Each track brought a fresh voice to the riddim, making the session a showcase for rising stars. The producer behind the project, JUSA DEMENTOR ABRA, is known for his work with the UK-based label ABRA Records. He has produced for artists in Africa and the diaspora, helping to bridge sounds from different regions. The Luveve Riddim yard session tape remains a highlight of 2013’s bashment scene, remembered for its energy and breakthrough talent.

Luveve Riddim Tracklist:

1. Various – Luveve Riddim Medley
2. Winky D – Mubobobo
3. Viper – Empress Of Devine
4. Maskal Dominic – Move Your Body
5. Winky D – Conductor
6. Dizzy Dee – Caan Harm Mi
7. Drum Dada – Ndichakusvika
8. Teban Cee – Huni Muchoto
9. Mc Mighty – Tapinda Tapinda
10. Asambe Siyo Jaiva
11. Maccix Flo – Zimbabwe
12. Melvin C – Shamwari Dzakanaka