TROUBLE SUM RIDDIM produced by BLACK LOVE PRODUCTIONS 2011
Trouble Sum Overview
When Trouble Sum Riddim dropped in 2011, it quickly became a favorite for DJs and dancers alike. The riddim was crafted by BLACK LOVE PRODUCTIONS, a studio known for its sharp modern sound and strong dancehall catalog. Based in Jamaica, BLACK LOVE PRODUCTIONS has worked with many top artists and built a reputation for blending traditional dancehall with new influences, helping their tracks rack up thousands of streams worldwide. The recording process for Trouble Sum Riddim shows real studio skill. The producer layered classic dancehall drum patterns with trap-inspired synths, giving the beat a fresh energy. Every element was mixed for maximum impact in clubs and parties, making sure each song stood out but still fit the overall vibe. Beenie Man’s "Woman Woman" brings his signature style and charisma, riding the riddim with catchy hooks and clever lyrics. Black Love, the producer’s own artist project, delivers "Trouble Sum Riddim," setting the tone with a direct, high-energy performance. Jah Rooti’s "Trouble Sum" adds a raw street edge, while Janice Watson’s "I Need You" brings a smoother, soulful touch. Kiprich’s "Nah Let U Go" keeps the dance floor moving with witty lines and a confident flow. Other standout tracks include Merciless with "She Get It," Rock Swade’s "Empress Of The Earth," Sizzla’s "How U Hot So," Spice’s "Bad Mind," and Tef U Deff’s "Haffi Rich." Each artist brings their unique voice, making the riddim a showcase of talent. Trouble Sum Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, both for its studio craftsmanship and the way its artists shaped the sound of the dance floor.
Trouble Sum Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Woman Woman
- Black Love – Trouble Sum Riddim
- Jah Rooti – Trouble Sum
- Janice Watson – I Need You
- Kiprich – Nah Let U Go
- Merciless – She Get It
- Rock Swade – Empress Of The Earth
- Sizzla – How U Hot So
- Spice – Bad Mind
- Tef U Deff – Haffi Rich
- Vybz Kartel – Wine Up Yu Body
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