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Unruly Records

Profile:The first Baltimore Club label started in the early 90's by Scottie B and Shawn Caesar. Producing house tracks that were originally a mixture of breakbeat samples mixed with the miami bass sound. It has evolved in the last few years to more of a breakbeat sound. The lyrics are raw, the bass is hard, and the breaks are addictive. It has spread to the surrounding states of Maryland, but I have gotten many e-mails from people in Texas, Chicago, New York, Florida, and other states, even Canada, of people loving this music and playing it in the clubs.
Sublabels:B More Buck Beats, Stompin' Records
Contact Info:Shawn Caesar/Scottie B.

Unruly Records-Shawn Caesar-410.691.0010 Ext.101
Unruly Records-Scottie B.-410.691.0010 Ext. 106
Liason Distribution (410)880-6111
URLs:http://www.unrulyonline.com/
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Discography:
BPR011 DJ Technics The Main Event (LP) 1998
BPR011 KW Griff & DJ Booman When We Were Little (LP) 1998
BPR013 DJ Class The Love Theme (12") 1998
BPR014 DJ Class Come Quick See (12") 1998
BPR015 Various Unruly Club Classics Vol. 2 (2xLP) 1998
BPR016 Dukey Man* Gimmie Some Mo' (12") 1998
BPR017 Dukey Man* Hush Dat Fuss (12") 1998
UR01 Underground Trak Team The Ingorant EP (12") 1993
UR02 Underground Trak Team Power Tools Vol. 1 (12") 1994
UR03 Underground Trak Team Power Tools Vol. 2 (12") 1994
UR04 K Man Blow (12") 1994
UR06 Sparrow (2) Physics / Rhyme Impotence (12") 1995
UR-104 DJ Class Tear Da Club Up / Out My Way Bitch (12") 1999
UR - 120 Krazy B Pop Club EP (12", EP) 2001
UR - 130 Various The Official Bootleg (12") 2001
UR-1053 DJ Debonair Samir Samir's Theme EP (Vinyl, EP) 2005
UR-1057 Say Wut School Of Club Rock (12", EP)  
UR1058 Various Unruly Club Classics-Vol. III (2xCD) 2006
UR1134 DJ Rod Lee Watch Them H____. (12")  
UR-1179 Rod Lee* Unruly Records Presents: (12") 2006
UR 2066 Low Budget* Vs. Scottie B & King Tut* Unruly Records Presents: (12") 2006
URTB -01 Various Throw Back's Vol #1 (12")  
White Label DJ Technics Supa DJ Technics (12", W/Lbl) 1996
User Reviews:
djfrankiebones, Oct 27, 2005

This label is about as underground as it gets. Just when you thought you heard it all. Been there, done that. Put on an Unruly Record. Sure its even more ghetto then DJ Assault or DJ Funk. To define it would be a red light, a basement and a breakbeat giving hip hop a reason to rave.
These records are not made with quality in mind. They just are different then any Ghetto tracks on the market. Choppy breaks at house tempo with samples, some just too cheesy to take serious. But it is its own thing. It comes out of leftfeild and will make you think "WTF is this". Baltimore Breaks scene takes no prisoners. You got to hear this shit at least once!

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