Performed by Sucre and co-written with Shawn “Spine” Stewart, the track is a full-bodied production featuring background vocals by Majestic & Sucre, live guitars and bass by Kyle Peters, and brass by Christopher Sam of Ultra Brass. Mixed and mastered by Johann Seaton of Madmen Productions, the song is sonically rich and emotionally charged. The visualizer, directed and edited by Spine and color-corrected by Melody Stewart, adds a sultry visual layer to the experience.

 

Lyrically, Sucre lays it bare:

 

“Baby, your body calling me” “One touch from you, darling, is the only thing that could take my stress away” “Just want to feel you baby”

 

It’s a late-night anthem—sweat, whine, and longing wrapped in melody. DJs will know exactly when to drop this one, and we hope radio stations give it the fair play it deserves. If you don’t hear it on your favorite Soca station, be the change: share this post, tag your crew, and let the sweetness spread.

Recently Patrice Roberts released a song titled "Rock So" that talks about how to rid oneself of negativity. This music release wants you to lean on the blessings that protect you from all the negativity. “Blessings” sets the tone for a journey through adversity and into light. The result is a message of strength, as delivered through the lyrical content and positive vibes. Tish Official delivered the vocals, while Don Iko gave us music that is both soulful and defiant, reminding listeners that no amount of negativity can dim the glow of someone walking in their purpose. Strength of will and confidence will conquer all negativity. The chorus—“getting blessings for and over me”—is a mantra for anyone who’s ever had to rise above the noise and keep moving forward.

Talk is cheap, but when it comes to negativity, sometimes we should just 'keep them talking!' One of the song’s most striking lyrical themes is the idea of embracing criticism rather than fearing it. Trish delivers lyrics that challenge gossip and judgmental comments. Never let the opinion of others deter you from your path of  success. Let them say what they want to say but stay strong and believe in yourself, and the distractions will dissipate. 

Ah ha, here is why it matters... stay on this path with me.People in today's world have become addicted to social media..  It is addictive but can cause more pain rather than bring blessings.Naysayers are plentiful on social media and may attack you for no reason, but it is important to remain resilient.. It’s a reminder that success isn’t about silencing critics—it’s about forging ahead and prospering regardless of what they post or say in the shadows. Tish Official and Don Iko have crafted a track that’s both musically rich and emotionally empowering... this song has staying power and should be added to your playlist. 

We can go on, but let's conclude with this: Whether you're navigating your challenges or simply need a boost of inspiration, "Blessings" is the kind of song that lifts you up and keeps you grounded. It’s a celebration of inner peace, outer success, and the unstoppable force of faith. Let the spirit of your ancestors keep you grounded as you carve a path of success despite the troubles that lie before you. 

Stay tuned to Sokah2Soca for more uplifting releases and Caribbean music that moves the soul.

 

That Blackman family sound is so infectious; this track delivers pure music therapy—a sonic remedy that lifts spirits, energizes bodies, and connects hearts to destiny. As the lyrics declare, “Music is the only thing that can truly bring happiness.” And this production proves it.

 

Filmed at the Blackman Family Ranch, the video is a vibrant homage to the legacy of the Blackman Family. You’ll feel echoes of Isaac Blackman’s own “Sweet Music” and the infectious vibe of “Full of Vibe” by Voice x Madge Blackman. The dancing, jumping, and pure joy on screen? That’s Blackman magic in motion.

 

This one isn’t just a song—it’s a feeling. This song serves as a reminder that sweet music transcends beyond mere sound; it embodies soul.

 

Enter Okay Pronto, channeling pure bacchanal in his latest Soca anthem, "Spirit Of Carnival." This groovy Soca track is a tribute to the pulse and power of Carnival itself. Produced, mixed, and mastered by Joseph (Pronto) Figueroa, the official audio drops you straight into the heart of the revelry.

 

With lyrics like "I can feel the spirit" and "I can feel the energy rise," the song radiates that unmistakable Carnival fever. The rhythm? Classic Soca—lively, infectious, and built to move bodies and souls.

 

Feel it. Live it. Let the spirit take over.