GUNMAN RIDDIM produced by STONE LOVE 1995
Gunman Overview
The Gunman Riddim from 1995 brings a deep, steady beat that feels both calm and strong. The bassline rolls smoothly, giving the music a meditative groove. There is a sense of warmth and weight in the sound, making it easy to lose yourself in the rhythm. The riddim blends classic roots reggae style with a modern touch, making it stand out in the mid-90s reggae scene. Several artists shine on this riddim, each bringing their own style. Delly Ranks delivers “Sound Killing,” showing his sharp delivery and strong voice. Uton Green’s “Dont Kill” adds a thoughtful message, fitting the roots reggae spirit. Papa San, known for his fast lyrical flow and hits like “I Will Survive,” brings energy to “Live And Let Live.” Lady Saw, often called the “Queen of Dancehall” and famous for her 2002 Grammy-winning feature on “Underneath It All,” brings her bold attitude to “Ism And Skism.” Tony Curtis, who was part of the group LUST, adds smooth vocals to “For Your Love.” Each artist connects the classic reggae sound with their own modern style. Behind the scenes, the producer STONE LOVE plays a key role. Stone Love is a legendary Jamaican sound system and label, founded in 1972 by Winston “Wee Pow” Powell. Known for high-quality productions and popular dancehall events, Stone Love helped shape the sound of reggae and dancehall for decades. Their work on the Gunman Riddim gives each track a special warmth and balance. The Gunman Riddim captures the feeling of 1995 roots reggae, mixing tradition with fresh voices and solid production.
Gunman Tracklist:
- Delly Ranks – Sound Killing
- Uton Green – Dont Kill
- Papa San – Live And Let Live
- Lady Saw – Ism And Skism
- Tony Curtis – For Your Love
- Sanchez – Feel So Good
- Wayne Wonder – Mama Paw
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