Fuss And Fight Riddim – John John Records

FUSS AND FIGHT RIDDIM produced by JOHN JOHN RECORDS 2011

Fuss And Fight Overview

The Fuss And Fight Riddim from 2011 is a strong example of reggae music that blends deep roots sounds with modern style. The musical backdrop stands out for its rich, conscious vibe. This riddim is not just pure reggae—it also mixes elements from dancehall and even a bit of R&B, making it fit well in different music scenes. Each artist brings something special. Alborosie’s “Worlds Inna Trouble” shows his signature roots style. Alborosie is well known for his album “Soul Pirate” and for blending classic reggae with his own twist. Louie Culture delivers “No Watch Man” with a powerful message, staying true to his reputation from hits like “Gangalee.” Pressure’s “Let Me Love You” adds a smooth, melodic touch. Sizzla’s “Got It Going” brings his unique energy; Sizzla is famous worldwide, with his album “Da Real Thing” reaching number 6 on the Billboard Reggae Albums chart. Tarrus Riley’s “Peer Pressure” adds soulful vocals—Riley is known for his hit “She’s Royal” and his influence in modern roots reggae. The sound system producer, JOHN JOHN RECORDS, plays a key role. Founded by Lloyd James Jr., the label is respected for shaping the digital dancehall era and working with top Jamaican artists. In 2011, the roots drop of this riddim was a favorite in roots reggae sets, showing its lasting appeal across genres and dancefloors.

Fuss And Fight Tracklist:

1. Alborosie – Worlds Inna Trouble
2. Louie Culture – No Watch Man
3. Pressure – Let Me Love You
4. Sizzla – Got It Going
5. Tarrus Riley – Peer Pressure