Bruise Up Riddim – Top Rank

Bruise Up Riddim was produced by E.J Robinson for Top Rank Records and distributed by Dynamic Sounds 1993.

Bruise Up Overview

In 1993, the Bruise Up Riddim brought a lively and energetic sound to dancehall music. The rhythm was fast, catchy, and perfect for clubs. It had a pulsing bassline and sharp drum patterns that made people want to dance. The instrumental version, Bruise Up — Instrumental, was played loudly on sound systems across Jamaica, helping to set the mood for partygoers. Several artists put their own style on this riddim. Johnny P delivered his track Woman, bringing his signature flow and energy. Johnny P was already known for his hit song Bike Back, which made him a favorite in the dancehall scene. Lee Anthony added his voice with Do It To Me, giving the riddim a smooth and confident touch. Ricky General, who would later gain fame with the hit Know Yourself in the mid-1990s, contributed De Wife, showing his lyrical skills. Saba Tooth came with Bruise Up, matching the riddim’s lively spirit. Simpleton, best known for his 1992 hit Coca Cola Shape, joined in with No Soft Man, adding another strong performance to the collection. Behind the scenes, E.J Robinson produced the riddim for Top Rank Records. E.J Robinson is known for his work with Top Rank, a label that helped shape the sound of 1990s dancehall. Dynamic Sounds, a respected distributor in Jamaica, made sure the release reached fans everywhere. The Bruise Up Riddim was a highlight of 1993’s dancehall, bringing artists and fans together on the dancefloor.

Bruise Up Tracklist:

1. Johnny P – Woman
2. Lee Anthony – Do It To Me
3. Ricky General – De Wife
4. Saba Tooth – Bruise Up
5. Simpleton – No Soft Man
6. Bruise Up – Instrumental