PROGRESSIVE LOVE RIDDIM produced by HEAVY BEAT RECORDS 2015
Progressive Love Overview
Roots reggae has always been a strong voice for culture and unity in Jamaica and around the world. In 2015, the Progressive Love Riddim brought new energy to this tradition. The riddim’s gentle rhythms and rich horn sections gave listeners a familiar roots feeling, while also sounding fresh and modern. The producer behind this project, HEAVY BEAT RECORDS, is known for its dedication to quality reggae music. Founded by Willie Lindo in Miami, the label has worked with many respected artists since the 1980s. HEAVY BEAT RECORDS is famous for its clean sound and for keeping classic reggae elements alive, especially the use of horns and live instruments. On the Progressive Love Riddim, several talented artists each brought their own style. Nikesha Lindo’s “A Love Like Mine” stands out for its smooth vocals and heartfelt lyrics. Ambelique’s “He Said She Said” adds a soulful touch, while Mikey General’s “Never Alone” gives a message of comfort and hope. Yashema McLeod’s “Oh Me Oh My” blends emotion and melody, and Delly Ranx’s “Prepare Yourself” delivers a message of readiness and strength. Other highlights on the riddim include Tanto Metro & Devonte’s “She Gives Me Love,” which brings a catchy and romantic vibe, and Kashief Lindo’s “You’re The One,” a song full of warmth and sincerity. This collection quickly became a favorite in roots reggae sessions. The Progressive Love Riddim is now seen as an important part of reggae history, showing how classic sounds and new voices can come together to keep the roots tradition strong.
Progressive Love Tracklist:
- Nikesha Lindo – A Love Like Mine
- Chevaughn – Come To You
- Ambelique – He Said She Said
- Mikey General – Never Alone
- Yashema McLeod – Oh Me Oh My
- Delly Ranx – Prepare Yourself
- Tanto Metro & Devonte – She Gives Me Love
- Kashief Lindo – You’re The One
- Progressive Love Riddim – Heavy Beat Records
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