BOTTLE PARTY RIDDIM (REMASTERED) – TJ RECORDS 2011/2017
Bottle Party Overview
In the early 2010s, dancehall music was full of energy and new ideas. This was the era when bashment rhythms were at the center of every party and dance. The Bottle Party Riddim, released in 2011, quickly became a favorite among selectors and fans for its lively sound and dance-ready tracks. Beenie Man & Lolita brought their song "Whine You Body" to the riddim, mixing Beenie Man’s veteran style with Lolita’s fresh voice. Their combination created a catchy track that stood out in the dancehall scene. Smoove’s "Bottle Party" added a different vibe, showing off his smooth delivery and helping to define the riddim’s unique sound. Bugle’s "Chuck Off" brought thoughtful lyrics and a strong flow, giving the riddim a deeper edge. Khago’s "Blood A Boil" added intensity and passion, making it a favorite for fans who love energetic performances. Popcaan’s "Hear Dem A Talk" showcased his signature style, blending melody and streetwise lyrics, which helped the riddim reach a wider audience. Other key tracks included Vybz Kartel’s "More Than Neo," Elephant Man’s "Start Wine," Demarco’s "Hear My Cry," Onton’s "Cleaness," and Deja’s "Caah Style Me." Each artist brought something different, making the riddim versatile and exciting. The Bottle Party Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history. Its bashment-ready tracks and the mix of top artists helped define the sound of the time, ensuring its place in the hearts of dancehall fans.
Bottle Party Tracklist:
- Beenie Man & Lolita – Whine You Body
- Smoove – Bottle Party
- Bugle – Chuck Off
- Khago – Blood A Boil
- Popcaan – Hear Dem A Talk
- Vybz Kartel – More Than Neo
- Vybz Kartel – More Than Neo (Explicit)
- Elephant Man – Start Wine
- Demarco – Hear My Cry
- Onton – Cleaness
- Deja – Caah Style Me
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