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Sucre—as in sweet like sugar cane, and apparently just as irresistible according to the ladies who follow this artist. That’s what the ladies keep saying, and today he’s serving up a new track that’s dripping with Caribbean sensuality. “Gimme Wuk Darlin” is more than a request—it’s a rhythmic plea for connection, movement, and that classic Wuk Up that squeezes out every drop of sweetness from a proper Soca whine.
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.
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Production Notes/Music Credits:
Song Title: Gimme Wuk Darlin
Artist/Performed by: Sucre
Written by: Nkosi “Sucre” & Shawn “Spine” Stewart
Produced by: Nkosi “Sucre” & Shawn “Spine” Stewart
Background Vocals by: Majestic & Nkosi “Sucre”
Live Guitars & Bass by: Kyle Peters
Live Brass by: Christopher Sam of Ultra Brass
Engineered (Mixed & Mastered) by: Johann Seaton of Madmen Productions
Origin: Trinidad, Republic of Trinidad & Tobago
Genre: Soca ?
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