SOUNDS OF THE HEART RIDDIM produced by CASHFLOW RECORDS 2015
Sounds Of The Heart Tracklist:
- Bugle – Got Alot Of Love
- Exco Levi – Today
- Fabian – Live How Mi Waan Live
- Kabaka Pyramid – Change This World
- Kiprich – Mama Love
- K’Shema & Gavin G – Unconditional Love
- Rdx – Linky
- Vershon – Inna Real Life
- Zagga – Nah Guh Stop
- Cashflow Records – Sounds Of The Heart Riddim (Instrumental)
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Sounds Of The Heart Overview
In 2015, the dancehall scene in Jamaica was full of new sounds, but the Sounds Of The Heart Riddim from CASHFLOW RECORDS quickly stood out. This riddim echoed through clubs across the island, bringing a fresh energy that fans and DJs loved. Compared to other dancehall drops of its era, the Sounds Of The Heart Riddim offered a unique blend of smooth rhythms and catchy hooks. Many riddims at that time had a heavier, digital sound, but this one balanced modern production with a classic island vibe. This helped it connect with both longtime dancehall fans and a younger audience. The riddim features a strong lineup of artists. Bugle delivers a heartfelt performance on Got Alot Of Love, while Exco Levi brings uplifting messages with Today. Fabian’s Live How Mi Waan Live is all about personal freedom, and Kabaka Pyramid’s Change This World adds a thoughtful touch. Kiprich’s Mama Love stands out for its emotional lyrics. Other artists also bring their own style. K'Shema & Gavin G sing Unconditional Love, Rdx delivers the catchy Linky, Vershon impresses with Inna Real Life, and Zagga motivates with Nah Guh Stop. Each song fits the riddim perfectly, showing the versatility of the production. CASHFLOW RECORDS, the producer behind the riddim, is known for shaping the sound of modern dancehall. The label has worked with many top artists and has a reputation for quality and innovation. Today, the Sounds Of The Heart Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history. Its mix of artists and styles made it a highlight of its time, and it still gets played at parties and on the radio.