Bruk Bottle (1998) Release Details
- Riddim year: 1998
- Style: Dancehall
- Total tracks: 23
- Unique artists on riddim: 22
- Production credits: C. Nelson, Q45 Records x Top Nail
- Key artists on this riddim: Alley Cat, Baby Wayne, Beenie Man, Daddy Screw, Delly Ranx, Egg Nog
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 1998 Riddims List · 1998 Dancehall Riddims
Produced by C. Nelson for Q45 Records and Top Nail, Bruk Bottle Riddim came out in 1998 under the Broke Bottle name as well and lines up a strong old-school dancehall cast around a busy, straight-to-the-point groove. The set includes Beenie Man’s Always Be My Baby, Elephant Man’s No Gal, Daddy Screw’s Six Fi Nine, Spragga Benz’s World In Troubles, and standout cuts from Mr Vegas, General B, Zebra, and Daddy Screw, with dual instrumental versions closing the sequence. It’s a 23-track jugglin-style release with 22 different artists, and the lineup gives a clear snapshot of late-90s dancehall energy, anchored by names that were already shaping the sound around that time.
Bruk Bottle Tracklist:
- 14K – Love Me
- Agony – Long Time Mi Know
- Alley Cat – Alley Cat – Hot So
- Baby Wayne & Egg Nog – Gal A Fi Hot
- Beenie Man – Always Be My Baby
- Daddy Screw – Six Fi Nine
- Delly Ranks – Bun Him Up
- Egg Nog – Get Away Driver
- Elephant Man – No Gal
- Future Trouble – On Two
- General B – If A Gal Broke
- Harry Toddler – Get Gal Easy
- Mr G – Meow
- Mr Vegas – Wave
- Powerman – Corel Me
- Roundhead – Thug Life
- Spragga Benz – World In Troubles
- Wiker Man – Bogus
- Zebra – Right Type A Love
- Mad Cobra – Gangster Born
- Powerman – Breathe A Gwaan Well
- Bruck Bottle V1 – Instrumental (Q45)
- Bruck Bottle V2 – Instrumental (Top Nail)
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