Gimme More by Problem Child & Patrice Roberts: The Must-Have Soca Track from 'Red Rum Riddim
By Ananda/Sokah2Soca
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April 09, 2025
Originally posted on the blog Sokah2Soca (www.sokah2soca.com). We bring you only the best new music, while Island Vybe Radio rocks it live on the air!
"Gimme More" is the latest music release from the album titled "Red Rum Riddim." This song is one of my favorites from the album, which features six songs. Problem Child and Patrice Roberts, both bona fide Soca stars, collaborated to deliver another hit song in the making. We consider this collaboration a major success, resulting in a very captivating song that will have you dancing and anticipating the next fête you plan to attend.
So why do we praise this song? We will quote from the song: "There is nothing sweeter than Soca music. I just can't refuse it. Gimme more, gimme more!" Well, we are fans of sweet Soca music, and this one qualifies and goes to the top because of its infectious beat and catchy lyrics. Written by Shertz 'Problem Child' James and co-produced by DJ Ky Walcott and Problem Child, the song inspires dancing and grooving, making it an irresistible party song. The melody provides a feel-good experience, and as the artists ask you to "gimme more," we anticipate you'll want to play it again.
All you need to do is press play and enjoy this new release. This is a song you'll want on your playlist. One need not be a fan of these artists—after all, their music is widely appreciated—to recognize the value of a sweet, well-composed, and well-produced song. The dynamic duo of Patrice Roberts and Problem Child delivered a song that is bursting with energy and encourages the listener to want more! We love it, and I would simply add, "Gimme more!"
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Production Notes/Music Credits:
Song Title: Gimme More
Artist/Performed by: Problem Child & Patrice Roberts
Written by: Shertz "Problem Child" James
Produced by: DJ Ky Walcott and Problem Child
Mixed & mastered by: Parry Jack
Guitars by: Dwight Florent
Origin: SVG/TNT
Genre: Soca
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Problem Child and DJ Ky Deliver a Soca Masterpiece with the Red Rum Riddim
By Ananda/Sokah2Soca
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April 06, 2025
Originally posted on the blog Sokah2Soca (www.sokah2soca.com). We bring you only the best new music, while Island Vybe Radio rocks it live on the air!
Just when it seemed that there would be a lull in soca music, we have learned that Kevin Lyttle is making a return! Hold on now, the list of artists on the newly released album "Red Rum Riddim" includes Vincy artists Problem Child, Kevin Lyttle, Dymez, and daPixel. From Trinidad, we have Patrice Roberts and Shal Marshall, along with US-born Trini artist Imani Ray, delivering excellent music. Finally, we have the golden voice of Teddyson John from Saint Lucia, who teamed up with Shal Marshall out of Trinidad. The result is a Caribbean love connection produced by DJ Ky Walcott and Problem Child of Problematic Media.
While the album showcases individual contributions, it is important to note the excellent collaborations that make this an album likely to receive positive reactions on social media. It is favored not only because it is the latest album released in a dry spell of music following Trinidad's carnival but also because the songs are outstanding. So what are the songs, singers, and collaborations? Here is the list:
- Hold Me—Kevin Lyttle (Saint Vincent)
- Every Time I See You—Problem Child (Saint Vincent)
- This Carnival—Imani Ray (US-born Trini artist)
- Doh Hold Back—Dymez x daPixel (Saint Vincent)
- Gimme More—Patrice Roberts x Problem Child (Trinidad x Saint Vincent)
- God Got Me—Shal Marshall x Teddyson John (Trinidad x Saint Lucia)
This is a feel-good collection of songs that showcases the unique essence of these artists. From Kevin Lyttle's signature voice and style to Problem Child's infectious energy, the album caters to fans of all these artists. Imani Ray rejoices in "This Carnival," while Dymez and daPixel are on the verge of gaining recognition beyond Saint Vincent with this song. Patrice Roberts is the Queen of Soca today, and her collaborations with Problem Child are consistently impressive. Lastly, a song that took us by surprise, "God Got Me" by Shal Marshall and Teddyson John—we approve of the message!
With so many artists representing different territories, it becomes challenging to pin down the specific territory the album embodies. The production team of DJ Ky Walcott and Problem Child hails from Barbados and Saint Vincent. The artists come from various regions of the diaspora, but the majority are from Saint Vincent. Regardless of location, the music remains sweet and impactful. So smile, applaud the music release, and explore all the songs. We love them all and would like to know your thoughts on this album release.
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Production Notes/Music Credits:
Album Title: Red Rum Riddim
Artist/Performed by: Kevin Lyttle, Problem Child, Imani Ray, Dymez, Patrice Roberts, Shal Marshall
Produced by: DJ Ky Walcott
Produced by: Problem Child
Origin: Barbados for Saint Vincent, Saint Lucia and Summer Caribbean Diaspora Carnivals
Genre: Soca
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Discover the Electrifying Energy of Yung Bredda's Latest Hit: Free Like a Bird
By Ananda/Sokah2Soca
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April 06, 2025
Originally posted on the blog Sokah2Soca (www.sokah2soca.com). We bring you only the best new music, while Island Vybe Radio rocks it live on the air!
Yung Bredda is all over the Caribbean, all over the news, but he is not over you! By touring the Caribbean region, this young man is enhancing his presence and should be present at every summer carnival in the Caribbean diaspora. One of the songs he released for Carnival 2025, "Free Like a Bird," which did not get much airplay, should be one that gets recognition for upcoming summer carnivals in the Caribbean Basin. The youth 'up-de-islands' will appreciate this song's message and its unique vibe.
"Free Like a Bird" by Yung Bredda, produced by Full Blown Entertainment and mixed by @n.m.g. music, is a powerful song aimed at the younger generation, featuring dynamic beats and universal appeal. One can surely understand why Yung Bredda resonates with the youth while simultaneously capturing the imagination of the mature soca and calypso audience.
Its infectious rhythm and heartfelt lyrics showcase Yung Bredda's versatility and ability to connect deeply with his listeners.
Why "Free Like A Bird" Is a Must-Hear:
- Dynamic Beats: From the very first note, the song grips you with its energetic beats and magnetic flow.
- Lyrical Genius: Full Blown Entertainment wrote a song that delivers a powerful message of freedom and self-expression that resonates deeply. Yung Bredda's rise to fame made this song 'stick with the younger Zesser Nation.'
- Universal Appeal: For those not familiar with Carnival and the feelings of the people during this period, we can state that "Free Like A Bird" feels like an anthem for the younger generation.
Now let's wrap our discussion up. It feels like Yung Bredda can do no wrong. His meteoric rise for Carnival 2025 is propelled by "Greatest Bend Over," along with his ability to deliver songs that showcase his ability to deliver songs across genres, including groove, Zess Soca and calypso. He may be one of the only 'new artists on the scene' to grow a following across the diaspora this quickly with enormous impact on the business.
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Our goal is to promote Caribbean culture, musicians, and music producers. We are able to honor and promote the rich sounds and tales of the Caribbean thanks to your support. Together, we can ensure that this rich cultural legacy continues to reach a wider audience and foster creativity and connections. While you should always buy music for sale, you should avoid sharing promotional music because it denies songwriters, producers, and artists important revenue. Please be aware that all of our posts are available online through social media platforms like Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, and SoundCloud. We recommend exploring your favorite content on FeedSpot/RSS Feed, Threads, Bluesky, and Twitter/X, including email subscriptions. Thank you in advance.
Production Notes/Music Credits:
Song Title: Free Like a Bird
Artist/Performed by: Yung Bredda
Written by: Full Blown Entertainment
Produced by: Full Blown Entertainment
Mixed & mastered by: @n.m.g.music
Origin: Trinidad, Republic of Trinidad & Tobago
Genre: Soca
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Sokah2Soca Presents Andrew Bruce's Post-Carnival Caribbean Jazz Lounge Experience for 2025 – A Fusion of Culture, Rhythm, and Relaxation
By Ananda/Sokah2Soca
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April 06, 2025
Originally posted on the blog Sokah2Soca (www.sokah2soca.com). We bring you only the best new music, while Island Vybe Radio rocks it live on the air!
Sit back, relax and enjoy some really sweet music: this is the Caribbean Jazz Lounge presented by Andrew Bruce. This is music to soothe your soul; sit back and sip some red wine as you reminisce now that the Carnival is over.
While this production by Andrew is available on YouTube and on his online radio station, Trini Tunz, we wanted our fans here on Sokah2Soca to have the opportunity to not only listen to the music but also be able to come back to this post and listen whenever they are in the mood for some relaxing sounds. This presentation by Andrew is poised to enchant audiences with an exquisite blend of culture, music, and artistry.
At Sokah2Soca, we are thrilled to share this remarkable musical journey with the world. It is with heartfelt gratitude that we acknowledge this presentation by Andrew and celebrate the talented artists who have graciously allowed us to feature their images and video clips, enriching our production with their inspiring contributions.
The Caribbean Jazz Lounge offers a unique experience for jazz enthusiasts and newcomers alike, celebrating the transformative power of music and honoring the Caribbean's rich cultural heritage through rhythm, melody, and emotion.
We now invite you to spread the music and magic of Calypso Jazz. So go ahead and share this post on social media, telling your friends about this unforgettable experience, and let the magic of Calypso Jazz linger deep in your soul. Please let us know how you feel about the music and if you rekindled fond memories while listening to it. Remember to subscribe to our blog and stay tuned for more exciting releases from Andrew and his Caribbean Jazz Lounge.
Notes from Andrew's YouTube Page Presentation:
Welcome to our first video production of the annual Post-Carnival Caribbean Jazz Lounge. We extend our heartfelt thanks to all the artists who graciously allowed us to use their images and video clips for this production. Sit back, relax, and enjoy some of the finest Caribbean jazz.
If you enjoy the video, please give it a thumbs up, subscribe to our channel, and share it with fellow Caribbean jazz lovers!
Don't go Shazaming for the songs; refer to the playlist here:
- Carnival is Over-—Maria Alonzo
- Carnival of the Ghost—Kobo Town
- Smokey Joe-—Theron Shaw with Valentino
- Every Time I Pass You Look at Me—Garvin Blake with Frankie McIntosh
- Sly Mongoose: Earnest Ranglin with Monty Alexander
- Margie—Etienne Charles and Monty Alexander
- Mas In May – Eddie Bullen and Joaquin Nunez Hidalgo
- Rose—Mungal Patassar and Patnar
- Mae Mae—Hugh Masekela and Siparia Deltons
- Soul on Fire—Vaughnette Bigford
- Never Ever Worry—Akinola Sennon
- Pan On The Move—Reid, Wright and be Happy
- Santimanite—Etienne Charles
- Fever—Alemu Abayneh
- Tension—Clifford Charles
- Sugar for Pan—Andy Narell
- Pan Rebellion—Kalabash
- Coco—Dave Pierre
- Tender—Trinisaxtress
- No Tomorrow—De Coalition
- Flare—Pan In A Minor
- Ron Reid—Battie Mamselle
- The Dominant Seventh Calypso Jazz Band—Forward Home
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Our goal is to promote Caribbean culture, musicians, and music producers. We are able to honor and promote the rich sounds and tales of the Caribbean thanks to your support. Together, we can ensure that this rich cultural legacy continues to reach a wider audience and foster creativity and connections. While you should always buy music for sale, you should avoid sharing promotional music because it denies songwriters, producers, and artists important revenue. Please be aware that all of our posts are available online through social media platforms like Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, and SoundCloud. We recommend exploring your favorite content on FeedSpot/RSS Feed, Threads, Bluesky, and Twitter/X, including email subscriptions. Thank you in advance.
Production Notes/Music Credits:
Song Title: Post Carnival '25 Caribbean Jazz Lounge
Presented by: Trini Tunz
Host/Moderator: Andrew Bruce
Curated/Video Presentation by: Andrew Bruce
Music Origin: Trinidad, Republic of Trinidad & Tobago
Genre: Calypso Jazz
We present the music here for your listening pleasure and promotional purposes only, adhering to the "Fair Use" Musical Content Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976. Sokah2Soca/Soca Music Blog © 1990 by Santiwah is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. To view a copy of this license, visit https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-SA/4.0/.
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