Released on October 4, 1994 under Priority Records, Guerrilla Funk marks a change in the production values of Paris, as he adopts the musical language of G-funk, which was pioneered by Dr. Dre and later became widespread in the West Coast hip-hop scene.
Despite adapting a popular music language, Guerrilla Funk still contains the same angry and politically-charged lyrics, of which Paris became known for from his debut album, “The Devil Made Me Do It.”
Stand-out tracks include the title track “Guerrilla Funk,” “One Time Fo' Ya Mind,” the satirical “40 Ounces and a Fool,” and the introspective “Outta My Life.”
The album has since been re-released with a limited release, “Guerrilla Funk: The Deluxe Edition,” which contains remastered and alternate versions of existing tracks in the album.