GUNSHOT RIDDIM produced by 1982-1994 – VARIOUS PRODUCERS
Gunshot Overview
The reggae sound of the Gunshot Riddim takes listeners back to the roots of Jamaican music. Its rhythm is steady and deep, echoing the classic style found in reggae’s early years. The musical backdrop is warm and full, much like the vinyl records that shaped the genre’s history. This connection to the past gives today’s tracks a strong foundation and keeps the spirit of reggae alive. The production draws from the tradition of various producers who worked between 1982 and 1994. Their skill in crafting rich, analog sounds gives the riddim a timeless feel. This approach makes the music both modern and classic, appealing to longtime fans and new listeners. Anthony Johnson stands out with “Gunshot” and “Sound Clash.” He is known for his hit “Gunshot,” which has become a staple in reggae circles. Bounty Killer brings his powerful voice to “Kill For Fun.” He is a Grammy Award winner, recognized for his impact on dancehall and reggae worldwide. Cane Juice adds his own style with “Gunshot,” while Colourman’s “Watch The Jeep” keeps the energy high. Cujo Ranks delivers “Yuh Friend Them Boots Yuh,” a track filled with attitude and catchy lyrics. This collection captures reggae’s true soul, connecting the old and new in one strong release for the season.
Gunshot Tracklist:
- Anthony Johnson – Gunshot
- Anthony Johnson – Sound Clash
- Bounty Killer – Kill For Fun
- Cane Juice – Gunshot
- Colourman – Watch The Jeep (Creation)
- Cujo Ranks – Yuh Friend Them Boots Yuh
- Cutty Ranks – Yuh Friend Them Boots Yuh
- Da’ville – It’s Over Now
- Daddy Blue – Amount A Dub
- Danny English – Bigga Bus This Year
- Danny Mangaroo – War & Crime
- Dean Fraser, Jah Thomas, Roots Radics – Empty Gun
- Earl Cunningham – Name And Number
- Early B – Take Up Your Bible
- Everton Chambers – Walk In Peace
- Frankie Paul – Just Be My Ldy
- Frankie Paul – Pass Me The Scale
- Jack Radics – If You Could See Me Now
- Jah Thomas – Lyrics For Sale
- Johnny Osbourne – Upfront Lover Dub
- Johnny Osbourne – Upfront Lover
- King Rolex & Anthony Johnson – Everyday A Shot Dem Buss
- Linval Thompson – Gun Talk
- Little John – Name And Number.flac
- Louie Lepkie – Return Of The Champion
- Mad Cobra – R.i.p
- Michael Palmer – Happy Merry Christmas
- Midnight Rock Crew – Gunshot Version
- Patrick Andy – See Dem A Come
- Peter Metro – Seven Heroes
- Philip Frazer – Morning Mr. Officer
- Ranking Ann – A Wa Do Men
- Robert Ffrench – I Need Your Loving
- Sammy Dread – They Been Talking
- Scientist & Roots Radics – Gunshot
- Singie Singie – Willing And Able
- Super Cat – Dance Inna New York (Hedspin Intro Edit)
- The Roots Radics – Empty Gun
- Tony Tuff – Gallop For Me
- U Mike – Turn And Twist
- Wayne Smith – Rapid Dem Love [discomix]
- Yellowman – Badness A Madness
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