The Warrior returns for beer fest

Guspy Warrior
Guspy Warrior

Arts Correspondent
After a long time away from limelight, dancehall chanter Guspy Warrior returns to the stage tomorrow at the Sunset October Beer Festival to be held at Sunset Arena.
Guspy Warrior, who used to attract attention in major dancehall shows, has been hibernating owing to his busy schedule.
“I was not been able to feature in a number of shows due to my busy schedule. For now I am working on something new and this will see me releasing four singles per week,” he said.

He said some of the singles to be released are “Love Yacho,” “Me Trust Dem,” and “Noka padoor.”
“Most of the singles to expect are love songs while some are reggae like ‘Kana Waready’ and ‘Pull up Dancehall’. ‘Ndokuda’ is another single that I did and is already out,” he said.

The “Ita Seunononga” hit singer said  he is happy to return to the share the stage with his fellow dancehall chanters at a big stage.
The Sunset October Beer Festival will present a dancehall night tomorrow and musicians that will perform alongside Guspy Warrior include Soul Jah Love, Tocky Vides, Seh Calaz, Freeman, Kinnah, Ricky Fire and Killer T. Guspy Warrior said his fans should look forward to an emphatic return. He said besides his recordings, he is working with other producers on forthcoming riddims.

“I am also working with other producers including Sude Records and there are more than four riddims to be released soon. The first one to be out this week is ‘Timeless’ produced by Chill 4 Real and ‘Sunshine’ by Sude Records next week,” he said.

He said “Heart Attack” which was produced by Critical will be following three weeks from now.
Guspy added that he was also busy with the national tour that will stretch up to December 31.

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