Natty Love is a One Drop riddim album played live by the Friendly Fire Band, lead by an acoustic guitar and a range of vocalists based in the UK. The title track is Lion Art's Natty Love, the first cut of the riddim. Lion Art releases the pressure from chanting down babylon to serenade his muse, in a style that reminds of Garnett Silk. Hailing from Trelawny and based in Manchester, Peppery highlights the increasing gap between the rich and poor with Sipple Out Deh, a serious conscious message and the artist plays on multiple harmonies as well as his trademark DJ style. The first collaboration with rising UK reggae star Aleighcia Scott, Good Love, showcases the singer's soulfull styles. Hailing from Cardiff, she is definitely an artist to look out for! Messenger Douglas, as his name suggests, brings a strong message of hope with Movements - no matter how hard life gets, there is always hope, and one must always elevate theirself beyond sorrow and keep pushing for a better tomorrow. Tomlin Mystic closes the series with a heartfelt account of a lover's disappointment, with a touching tale if adultery.