PEACE & LOVE RIDDIM produced by TJ RECORDS 2014
Peace and Love Overview
TJ RECORDS, a well-known name in dancehall, helped shape the sound of the early 2010s. The label, led by producer Linton “TJ” White, is famous for its sharp production and ability to bring together top artists for unforgettable riddims. Over the years, TJ RECORDS has delivered hits that reach millions of listeners, and its work on the Peace and Love Riddim stands as a strong example of their influence. The Peace and Love Riddim, released in 2014, gave dancehall fans a fresh energy. It quickly became a favorite for selectors and sound systems, thanks to its lively beat and catchy melodies. The riddim featured a mix of established and rising stars, each bringing their own style. I Octane’s “Cross The River” stands out with its uplifting message and powerful delivery. Bugle’s “Weh Yuh Can Bare” brings a thoughtful and personal touch, while Exco Levi’s “Give Thanks” celebrates gratitude and positivity. G Whizz adds emotion with “I Wish,” and Gyptian’s “Journey” carries his signature smooth vocals and heartfelt lyrics. The riddim also includes strong tracks like Sizzla’s “Reach For The Stars,” Anthony B’s “Right Queen,” Collie Buddz’s “Thank The Almighty,” Ginja’s “Carol Garden,” and Bryka’s “Wait For You Love.” Each song fits perfectly with the riddim’s energetic and unifying sound. The sound system cut of the Peace and Love Riddim gave selectors new fire for dancehall nights. Its impact is still felt today, making it an important part of modern dancehall history.
Peace and Love Tracklist:
- I Octane – Cross The River
- Bugle – Weh Yuh Can Bare
- Exco Levi – Give Thanks
- G Whizz – I Wish
- Gyptian – Journey
- Sizzla – Reach For The Stars
- Anthony B – Right Queen
- Collie Buddz – Thank The Almighty
- Ginja – Carol Garden
- Bryka – Wait For You Love
- Tj Records – Peace & Love Riddim
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