TAKE TIME RIDDIM produced by LUV NUMBER ONE PRODUCTIONS 2015
Take Time Overview
In 2015, the Take Time Riddim arrived and quickly became a favorite in Jamaican dancehall. Built by LUV NUMBER ONE PRODUCTIONS, this riddim brought a fresh sound that selectors loved to play at parties and on the radio. The beat is smooth, but still has the energy you expect from a true bashment anthem. Several standout tracks helped make Take Time Riddim a yard anthem. Jah Vinci’s “Never Give up” is a song of hope and determination. Deep Jahi’s “Greatness” brings strong lyrics about rising above challenges. Singer J’s “Without You” adds a heartfelt vibe. Vershon’s “Used To Hungry” tells a real story about struggle and progress, while Nature’s “Look” brings a conscious message. Other artists on the riddim include Dexta Daps Ft. Blakkman with “Miss You So Much,” Dama (D2DIA) with “Take Time to Know Me,” and Bugle’s “Good Friends.” Each artist brings their own style, but the riddim ties all the songs together. Compared to other bashment projects from 2015, Take Time Riddim stands out for its smooth fusion of modern and classic dancehall. While other riddims of the era were more aggressive or digital, Take Time Riddim offered a balance between melody and energy. This made it a selector’s choice, fitting easily into any party or playlist. LUV NUMBER ONE PRODUCTIONS, the producer behind the riddim, is known for blending fresh sounds with real dancehall vibes. Their work on this project helped build their reputation in the dancehall community. Today, Take Time Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, still loved by fans and selectors alike.
Take Time Tracklist:
- Jah Vinci -Never Give up
- Deep Jahi – Greatness
- Singer J – Without You (Where Would I Be)
- Vershon – Used To Hungry
- Nature – Look
- Dexta Daps Ft.Blakkman – Miss You So Much
- Dama (D2DIA) – Take Time to Know Me
- Bugle – Good Friends
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