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About eleven years ago, a cheeky duckling peeped over a fence and into our hearts—and if that image rings a bell, you’re probably humming “Ducking” by Fadda Fox out of Barbados. That song became a carnival anthem, hilariously capturing the art of dodging work for fete. Now, Dev is back with a fresh spin on that legacy: “Duck De Wuk,” a track that fires on similar cylinders but with its own bold twist.
Written by Jason “Shaft” Bishop, Devon “Dev” Harris, and Ato Williams (who also produced the track), “Duck De Wuk” is a joyful throwback with modern muscle. The production features live instrumentation, giving it that rich, organic feel that soca lovers crave. Carl "Beaver" Henderson, a name synonymous with sonic excellence, handled the engineering duties—mixing and mastering.
And let’s talk about the rhythm section: Kyle Peters continues to defy the laws of time and energy, contributing yet again to another standout release. Sheldon Raymond’s live drumming adds an authentic pulse, grounding the song in the kind of groove that makes waistlines move.
Where Fadda Fox was ducking his boss, Dev is ducking with intention. Carnival 2026 is not about excuses—it’s about full-on declaration. Dev isn’t hiding; he’s celebrating his right to revel, and he’s inviting you to do the same.
So, have you ever had to “duck de wuk” for a good time? Maybe you’ve lived this storyline yourself. We want to hear your version—drop a comment, share your story, and let us know how this updated anthem hits you. And of course, spread the vibes by sharing this post across your socials.
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Production Notes/Music Credits:
Song Title: Duck De Wuk
Artist/Performed by: Dev
Background Vocals by: Akeita Williams
Written by: Jason "Shaft" Bishop, Devon "Dev" Harris and Ato Williams
Produced by: Ato Williams of 5IVE Line Productions
Engineered (Mixed and Mastered) by: Carl "Beaver" Henderson
Live Drums—Sheldon Raymond
Live Guitars—Kyle Peters
Origin: Trinidad, Republic of Trinidad & Tobago
Genre: Soca ?
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Water, Waistline, Confidence and Curves: “Tun Up” Is a Caribbean Masterclass
By Ananda/Sokah2Soca
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November 08, 2025
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If your heart is not strong, don't watch this video visualizer! You have been warned. We’re rewinding to remind you: Carnival 2026 didn’t start with a whisper—it’s been Tun Up since 2025! Who better to spearhead the initiative than the undisputed Queen of Soca, Patrice Roberts?
This visualizer for “Tun Up” (Pineapple Riddim) is pure adrenaline—high-energy, high-confidence, and high-heat. Patrice is not merely dancing—she is commanding every beat, every curve, and every droplet of water cascading down her ultra-seductive bodysuit. The tease? Intentional. The control? Flawless. The vibe? 100% Carnival.
“Turn up your body!” isn’t just a lyric—it’s a call to action. This serves as a reminder of our culture, rhythm, and women. And Patrice? She’s not teasing—she’s teaching. This is how we move. This is how we celebrate.
So if you thought the heat just started, oh hell no. This is a continuation, a buildup, a warning shot for what’s coming. Carnival 2025 was the teaser, and planning for Carnival 2026 is currently underway; this post serves as your official reminder. Darn, Patrice... keep doing your sexy thing; we will showcase all of it!
You’re welcome. Now go tune up... Ahem, Tun Up!
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Production Notes/Music Credits:
Song Title: Tun Up
Artist/Performed by: Patrice Roberts
Composers/Writers: Jason “Shaft” Bishop
Pineapple Riddim
Executive Producer: 47 Productions
Mastered by Keron “Scratch Master” Hector
Vocal Production / Vocal Recording: David “MillBeatz” Millien
Mixed by Keron “Scratch Master” Hector and Arnold “Blackstar” Noel
Recorded at: 47 Studios
Origin: Trinidad, Republic of Trinidad & Tobago
Genre: Soca ?
Directed By: Lord Edit
Filmed By: Antonio Archee
Produced By: Geron Kingston
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The Queen of Bacchanal is back for 2026, and she’s not holding back. Produced, mixed, and mastered by Johann Seaton of Madmen/MadLypso Productions, with lyrics by Kern Rose (MadLypso) and Destra herself, this track marks a soulful re-entry into the Soca scene.
Free Again is a journey—from feeling lost and pretending to smile to stepping into light and liberation. Destra’s vocals glide over a smooth groove, declaring her freedom from the shadows.
She’s breathing again. She’s in control. Soca World, take note—Destra is free and fierce. So watch out, Soca World, the Queen of Bacchanal is back!
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Production Notes/Music Credits:
Song Title: Free Again
Artist/Performed by: Destra Garcia
Produced, Mixed and Mastered by Johann Seaton
Written By Kern Rose & Destra Garcia
Label: MadLypso
Origin: Trinidad, Republic of Trinidad & Tobago
Genre: Soca ?
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Peedy & Patrice Step Into Bacchanal Mode: A Carnival Collab with Mixed Results
By Ananda/Sokah2Soca
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November 08, 2025
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A surprise duet that blends Peedy’s fresh energy with Patrice’s carnival royalty. ProNine Mind Entertainment produced this track, Millbeatz recorded it, and Precision Productions engineered it—this one’s built on solid Soca craftsmanship.
The video is a vibrant tribute to Trinidadian carnival culture: mas, movement, and moments of pure joy. It’s all about leaving stress behind and liming with your crew.
While the vibe is sweet and the flow smooth, the hook doesn’t quite stick. It's a good tune, but it's not a front-runner in the Soca race.
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Production Notes/Music Credits:
Song Title: Bacchanal Mode
Artists/Performed by: Preedy x Patrice Roberts
Produced by Nine Mind Entertainment
Recorded by Millbeatz Entertainment
Engineered (Mixed & Mastered) by: Precision Productions
Origin: Trinidad, Republic of Trinidad & Tobago
Genre: Soca ?
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