Your Love Riddim (1996) – Cell Block 321

Your Love Riddim came out in 1996 on Cell Block 321 and carries a strong mid-90s dancehall feel with a compact four-song line-up. Buju Banton leads the set with Your Love, while Alley Cat’s Good Loving and Louie Culture’s See Them Running add two of the sharper cuts, with DJ Culture’s Why Oh rounding it out. The riddim is tied to Syl Gordon and Mark Myrie, and it sits neatly in the same Cell Block 321 run that helped define that era’s tough but melodic dancehall sound. Buju Banton’s presence gives it extra weight, and Louie Culture’s cut is a nice reminder of how well this rhythm suited conscious streetwise lyrics.