Aysha Loren’s Still Falling hits Paris La Mont BLK Bred Riddim. Reggae Tastemaker

AYSHA LOREN’S STILL FALLING HITS PARIS LA MONT RIDDIM

UK songstress Aysha Loren returns with a sublime piece of contemporary lovers rock on her evocative single, Still Falling. Teaming up with two-time Grammy-nominated producer Paris La Mont, she delivers a masterclass in modern vocal styling.

 

Still Falling sits proudly on Paris La Mont’s impressive BLK Bred Riddim selection. This freshly released juggling project features heavyweight talents including Hector Roots Lewis, Joby Jay and Kxng Izem.

Deep roots warmth meets a sleek R&B pulse beneath Aysha Loren’s vocals, carrying the narrative about falling deeper in love with the same person over and over again, and discovering that love has no limits.

“Still Falling is one of those songs I connected with instantly,” Loren explains. 

THE MOMENT I HEARD THE RIDDIM, I FELL IN LOVE WITH IT

“I met Paris La Mont while on tour, and the moment I heard the riddim, I fell in love with it. The melody came naturally, followed by the concept and lyrics.”

Standing alongside an elite roster on the BLK Bred Riddim, she makes the release feel like a genuine moment.

“This is the music I genuinely love, and creatively, it feels like exactly where I am meant to be,” Loren states. We could not agree more. 

ABOUT AYSHA LOREN

Aysha Loren’s Still Falling hits Paris La Mont BLK Bred Riddim. Reggae Tastemaker

UK singer Aysha Loren crafts a captivating blend of lovers rock, soulful vocals and contemporary reggae. Her breakthrough came in 2014 when her hit cover of Louisa Mark’s Keep It Like It Is landed on VP Records’ Strictly The Best Vol. 50. 

That momentum led to a sold-out London debut album launch at Jazz Café and live shows alongside reggae royalty including Maxi Priest and Luciano.

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ABOUT PARIS LA MONT

Aysha Loren’s Still Falling hits Paris La Mont BLK Bred Riddim. Reggae Tastemaker

Paris La Mont bridges classical theory with raw reggae intuition. The former Protoje keyboardist honed his craft on world stages from Montreux Jazz to Jimmy Fallon. 

Shifting to production, his work on the Grammy-nominated A Matter Of Time redefined modern roots. Today, he weaves jazz complexity and dancehall syncopation into a fresh blueprint for Caribbean music across the global diaspora.

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