GUNMAN RIDDIM produced by STINGRAY 2014
Gunman Overview
In 2014, the Gunman Riddim became a favorite in dancehall parties. Selectors loved to play this sound system cut, and it mixed well with other genres like reggae and hip hop. The riddim’s strong beat and fast pace made it easy to blend with different styles, keeping the crowd moving. Artists like Antonio, Dada Yute, and Don Flash brought their own style to the riddim. Antonio’s track, Life Journey, stood out with its catchy lyrics. Dada Yute’s Never added a deep message, while Don Flash gave energy with Times Like This. These songs helped make the riddim popular in dances. Eccelecton Jarrett’s Hail Up The King brought a roots reggae feel to the mix. G Starr’s Farewell Wicked Man gave a powerful performance. Each artist played a key role, adding their voice and personality to the riddim. Antonio is also known for his work in the reggae scene, and Dada Yute has built a name for himself in dancehall music. Behind the scenes, the producer STINGRAY shaped the sound. STINGRAY is known for working with top reggae and dancehall acts and for running the Stingray Records label in London. His skill in the studio helped give the riddim its sharp, dance-friendly sound. The Gunman Riddim sound system cut was a big part of dancehall in 2014, bringing people together and making every dance lively.
Gunman Tracklist:
- Antonio – Life Journey
- Dada Yute – Never
- Don Flash – Times Like This
- Eccelecton Jarrett – Hail Up The King
- G Starr – Farewell Wicked Man
- Gemstone – You Mean The World To Me
- Isiah Mentor Aka Lily Melody – Murdera Friends
- Matic Horns – Gunman (Horns Ver)
- Williamz – Both Of Us
- Prince Malachi – Help Our Soul
- Sandra Cross – Over You
- Supa Sass – We Nuh Care
- Torch – Conscious Vibes
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