Guns And Roses Riddim – How Yu Fi Say Dat

GUNS AND ROSES RIDDIM produced by HOW YU FI SAY DAT 1996

Guns And Roses Overview

When you think about the classic dancehall sound of the mid-1990s, the influence of studio producers stands out. One of these key figures is HOW YU FI SAY DAT. Known for shaping the sound of Jamaican dancehall, this producer and label were behind several important riddims of the era. Their work brought a fresh energy to the dancehall scene, and the Guns And Roses Riddim is a great example of their impact. The riddim brought together some of the best voices in dancehall. Captain Barkey’s “Get Vex Money” brought humor and street wisdom, a style he was well known for in the 1990s. Determine’s “Chant The Earth” showed his unique delivery and spiritual themes, which helped him stand out on the dancehall scene. Elephant Man, who would later be called the “Energy God,” brought his lively style to “In The Alley.” General Degree’s “Padlock Her Man” added a catchy, playful touch—General Degree is also famous for his hit “Traffic Blocking,” which topped reggae charts in the late 1990s. Lukie D’s “Give A Little Love” brought smooth vocals, showing why he is respected as one of the top singers in dancehall and reggae. The riddim also featured Papa San & Stanryck with “For Love” and Simpleton with “Nuh Watch Nuh Clock.” Each track added its own flavor, making the riddim a favorite for sound systems. Looking back, the sound system cut of Guns And Roses Riddim truly captured the spirit of 1996, bringing raw street energy to every dancehall session.

Guns And Roses Tracklist:

1. Bounty Killer, Anthony Malvo & Red Rose – Guns And Roses
2. Captain Barkey – Get Vex Money
3. Determine – Chant The Earth
4. Elephant Man – In The Alley
5. General Degree – Padlock Her Man
6. Lukie D – Give A Little Love
7. Papa San & Stanryck – For Love
8. Simpleton – Nuh Watch Nuh Clock