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The Heatwave Valentine's Day lovers reggae/bashment mix

Hold tight the lovers on this one. Just a little something to play while you indulge in your candlelit takeaway, before and after your NetFlix session. It's not harsh intercourse commentary or dash out your 'naany songs so don't fear.



Tracklist

1. I Octane - We Found Love
2. Konshens - To Her With Love
3. Busy Signal - Night Shift
4. I Octane - Pretty Little Flower
5. Mavado - Always On My Mind
6. Busy Signal - One More Night
7. Tarrus Riley - Dem A Watch
8. Christopher Ellis - Better Than Love
9. Tanya Stephens - It's A Pity
10. Sizzla - Just One Of Those Days
11. Jah 9 - Avocado
12. Jah Cure - That Girl
13. Chronixx - Somewhere
14. I Octane - Love You Like I Do
15. Christopher Martin - Paper Loving
16. Rihanna - No Love Allowed (Jr Blender Remix)
17. Bitty McLean - Walk Away From Love
18. Mr Vegas - Do You Know
19. Junior Kelly - Love So Nice
20. Kashief Lindo - First Cut Is The Deepest
21. Wayne Wade - Love You Too Much
22. Queen Ifrica - Below The Waist
23. Jah Cure - Only You
24. Gappy Ranks - Heaven In Her Eyes
25. Foxy Brown - Sorry
26. Gyptian - Beautiful Lady
27. Tarrus Riley - She's Royal
28. Pressure - Love & Affection
29. Jah Mason - My Princess Gone

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