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!
Today we are playing catch-up with a few posts. The songs are being posted without much to say about the music. You will serve as the evaluator and jury for these posts. This is post number five, "Hot Up" by Ravi B and Yung Bredda.
Hot Up" is a collaborative effort in every sense of the word. The song was written by Ravi Bissambhar and Akhenaton Lewis, also known as Yung Bredda. The production took place at Basslab Studios under the skilled hands of Anil Bissambhar, ensuring a top-tier quality that fans have come to expect.
The music arrangement was a team effort, crafted by Ravi Bissambhar, Anil Bissambhar, Ian Ochoa, and Kyle Peters. Each of these talented musicians contributed to the rich and vibrant sound of the track. Additionally, Yung Bredda's vocals were recorded by Optimus Productions TT, adding a polished and professional touch to the final product.
"Hot Up" by Ravi B and Yung Bredda is a testament to the creativity and innovation within the chutney soca genre. The collaboration between these two talented artists has resulted in a track that is both memorable and exciting. Whether you're a long-time fan of chutney soca or new to the genre, "Hot Up" is a must-listen.
So, turn up the volume, feel the heat, and let "Hot Up" take you on a musical journey that will leave you wanting more.
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Production Notes/Music Credits:
Song/Title: Hot Up
Artists/Performed by: Ravi B & Yung Bredda
Lyrics: Ravi Bissambhar & Akhenaton Lewis
Produced by: Anil Bissambhar at Basslab Studios
Rhythm Arrangement: Anil Bissambhar
Keys: Ravi B
Sound Design: Ravi Bissambhar & Anil Bissambhar
Music Arrangement: Ravi Bissambhar, Anil Bissambhar, Ian Ochoa, Kyle Peters
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!
Today we are playing catch-up with a few posts. The songs are being posted without much to say about the music. You will serve as the evaluator and jury for these posts. This is post number four, "Party Like This" by Rick Ram.
"Party Like This" is a collaboration of remarkable talents. The song was penned by Tempo & Kyle Weekes. Badjohn Republic and Robert Nicholas took the helm as producers, ensuring that the song's production quality is top-notch. The intricate tabla rhythms played by Ajnisb Mohip add an extraordinary layer of depth to the track, giving it a distinctive vibe that sets it apart. Harmonizing in the background, Karyce Phillips lends her beautiful vocals, adding another dimension to the song. The impeccable mixing and mastering by Madmen Productions ensure that every beat and note hit just right.
Although "Party Like This" isn't a traditional chutney soca track, its inclusion of the tabla brings an authentic touch that resonates with chutney soca fans. This fusion of different musical elements showcases the versatility of the genre and Rick Ram's ability to innovate while staying true to his musical roots. They did not hesitate to label this track 'chutney soca'—it' is not! This is a hybrid music vibe.
Rick Ram's "Party Like This" is a testament to the evolution of Soca vibe and chutney music instrumentation. By blending traditional elements with contemporary sounds, the track offers something fresh and exciting for listeners. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to the genre, this song is a must-listen.
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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!
Today we are playing catch-up with a few posts. The songs are being posted without much to say about the music. You will serve as the evaluator and jury for these posts. This is post number three, "Rum & Rhythm," by Ravi B.
Ravi B has proven time and again that he is not just a proven Chutney Soca artist but an artist who can deliver sweet Soca music. Today we have a futuristic Soca track with the rhythm to go along with the rum that sweetens any fete. This music is different, and we should get into the weeds a little. The song was co-written by Kyle Weekes and Ravi B and brought to life under the production mastery of Badjohn Republic and Robert Nicholas. The song features the mesmerizing sounds of the tabla played by Ajnisb Mohip, adding an authentic touch that seamlessly blends with the soca beats. The enchanting background vocals of Karyce Phillips provide the perfect harmony, elevating the song's overall vibe. The final touch came from Madmen Productions, who mixed and mastered the track to perfection, ensuring every beat resonates with the listener.
This production delivers on a vibe that is familiar yet different. We love the production, and Rav B delivered on the vocals. Ravi B continues to innovate, and with this production team, delivered something different, something special for this Carnival season.
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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!
Today we are playing catch-up with a few posts. The songs are being posted without much to say about the music. You will serve as the evaluator and jury for these posts. This is post number two, "Big Day" by Kerwin Du Bois.
"Big Day" is a newly released soca track by Kerwin Du Bois, written by Kerwin Du Bois and Simbaarley, and produced and sung by Kerwin Du Bois. Kerwin can do no wrong, and he has, once again, delivered a song that should become a fan favorite.
The song carries a celebratory vibe, with lyrics that emphasize making every day a special occasion. It's perfect for dancing and getting into the carnival spirit! Have you had a chance to listen to it yet?
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Our mission is to advance music producers, performers, and Caribbean culture. Your support helps us celebrate and elevate the vibrant sounds and stories of the Caribbean. We can all work together to make sure that this rich cultural legacy continues to inspire creativity and connection while reaching a larger audience. You should always purchase music for sale but refrain from sharing promotional music, as it deprives the artists, producers, and songwriters of vital income. Please note that all our posts can be accessed online via social media sites 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.