Tonight, the Tornadoes Stell Orchestra performed before the judges in their panyard as part of the Medium Category National Panorama Competition 2024. Their tune of choice was "Engine Room" by Olatunji. The turnout for this event was good and the band performed the song at a controlled pace for the judges. 

 

The Tornadoes Stell Orchestra delivered a stunning performance of "Engine Room" in their panyard last night, as they competed in the Medium Category National Panorama Competition 2024. This was the preliminary stage of the competition and the hope was that last night's performance would carry over to a semi-final place in the competition.

 

"Engine Room" was arranged by Shervon Edwards; this arrangement showcased the players' musical skills and creativity with a lively rendition of the SoCalypso classic by Olatunji. The partisan audience was impressed by the band's energy, harmony, and precision as they played with passion and flair. One would hope that this sentiment carried over to the judges.

 

The Tornadoes Stell Orchestra is one of the contenders for the coveted title of National Panorama champions in the medium bands category, and they have proven that they are a force to be reckoned with in the steelpan world. We wish them well.

 

The mixtape features a variety of artists/producers, such as Patrice Roberts, Kes, Voice, Lyrikal, Travis World, Erphaan Alves, and Mical Teja, who deliver upbeat and energetic songs that celebrate partying, dancing, drinking, loving, and having fun. And, of course, Machel Montano is sprinkled in the mix to seal the deal. 

 

The mixtape is a perfect companion for anyone who wants to experience the vibrant and colorful culture of Trinidad and Tobago, or simply enjoy some high-quality soca music. 

 

The Road To Trinidad Carnival 2024 is a testament to DJ Scothch’s excellent selection of songs and his skill as a mixer. This one is a keeper, we highly recommend this mixtape.

 

Yes, Soca is boss, but there are so many subgenres of the music. Having said that, one has to take note that in most cases, two styles of music generate the most attention: groovy and power soca. Groove Soca is slower and is excellent for dancing at parties and for those who love to take a slow whine with someone special. Power Soca, on the other hand, is the energy engine of Carnival. This style of music is played for masqueraders to 'get on bad' and generate energy when masquerading on carnival days. This is also the music that is used to hype the crowd at carnival fetes. This is the sub-genre that we feature in this post.

 

Power Soca is a subgenre of soca music that is characterized by its fast tempo, energetic vocals, and heavy use of percussion and electronic instruments. This brand of music brings out the 'carnival beast' with a display of festive exuberance while masquerading on the road in carnival bands. No other subgenre of Soca can compete for the Road March title and win. Recently, Kes the Band came close with their beloved song, "Savannah Grass," but in the end, the people demanded something that 'brought out the carnival beast, and "Famalay" by Skinny Fabulous, Machel Montano, and Bunji Garlin prevailed.  Last year, for Carnival 2023, Power Soca prevailed again when Bunji won the Road March title with a song titled "Go Hard," another energy-driven song.

 

As a result of this dominance, our post today features most of the Power Soca songs released for Trinidad and Tobago Carnival 2024. We are sure that there will be additional releases to add to this YouTube Power Soca mixtape by Julianspromos. We love our Groove Soca music, but when it comes to "carnival on the road," Power Soca rules the day! 

 

There are many contenders for the Road March title this year but who will prevail is the question of the day? Our YouTube Power Soca Player of potential Road March contenders is presented with the compliments of Julianspromos... Enjoy!

Are you ready for the greatest carnival of your life? If so, you need to check out the latest soca anthem by Mical Teja and Keshav, titled “The Greatest Carnival”. This song is a celebration of the vibrant and diverse culture of Trinidad and Tobago, where soca music originated.

 

Mical Teja and Keshav are two of the most popular and talented soca artists in the industry. Their new song, “The Greatest Carnival”, is a tribute to the carnival spirit and the joy of soca music. The song was produced by Keshav and written by Kit Israel, who are also renowned soca producers and songwriters. 

Together, they brought the energy and captured the essence of our carnival spirit as we celebrate on the streets of Trinidad and Tobago for carnival. 

 

The song features catchy hooks, infectious melodies, and uplifting lyrics that will make you want to jump and wave your flag. The song also showcases the versatility and skill of Mical Teja and Keshav, who deliver flawless vocals and Power Soca vibes masquerading 'on the road'. The song is a perfect example of the modern and innovative sound of soca music, which blends traditional and contemporary elements.

 

If you are a fan of soca music, or if you want to experience the essence of carnival, you need to listen to “The Greatest Carnival” by Mical Teja and Keshav. You can stream or download the song from various platforms and listen to the song on Sokah2Soca. Trust us, this song will make you feel like you are in the middle of the greatest carnival ever!