Gun Man Riddim – Shocking Vibes

GUN MAN RIDDIM produced by SHOCKING VIBES 2000

Gun Man Overview

The Gun Man Riddim brought together some respected reggae voices in the early 2000s. Everton Blender, known for his uplifting style and his classic hit "Lift Up Your Head," delivered the song "Sensi" on this riddim. Gunman, who built his name in the dancehall scene, contributed with "Version." Mega Banton, famous for his 1992 breakout single "Sound Boy Killing," offered "Off Mi Fender." Paul Elliott, a singer with a strong roots background, joined in with "Bad Bwoy." The foundation rhythm behind these tracks stood out for its deep, conscious sound. It was produced by SHOCKING VIBES, a well-known Jamaican label. SHOCKING VIBES, led by Patrick Roberts, is recognized for its work with artists like Beenie Man and for helping shape the dancehall sound in the 1990s and 2000s. Their productions often feature clean, powerful instrumentals that highlight each artist’s voice. In 2000, the Gun Man Riddim was a favorite in cultural reggae sets. DJs and selectors played these tracks at dances and on radio, helping the riddim reach more listeners. The songs by Everton Blender, Gunman, Mega Banton, and Paul Elliott each brought a unique energy, but all shared the solid foundation of the riddim. This release showed the lasting power of conscious reggae music.

Gun Man Tracklist:

1. Everton Blender – Sensi
2. Gunman – Version
3. Mega Banton – Off Mi Fender
4. Paul Elliott – Bad Bwoy