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[socaprince]

SOCA THERAPY - MARCH 3, 2024

Soca Therapy Playlist

Sunday March 3rd 2024

Making You Wine From 6-9pm On FLOW 98.7fm

Tremble It (Dr. Jay Plate) - Destra

Get On - Fay Ann Lyons

Expose (Precision Road Mix) - El-A-Kru feat Tizzy

Saucy Baby - Denise "Saucy Wow" Belfon

Togetherness - Square One

Anxiety - Patrice Roberts

Best Self (Intro Edit) - Nailah Blackman & Lyrikal

Toot Toot - Temptress

Let It Rain (Riddim Master Edit) - Empress x Soca Villain x Psycho

The FOG - Machel Montano

Hall Of Fame - Mical Teja

How Ah Livin - Farmer Nappy

Behavior Nothin - Skinny Fabulous

Umbrella - Bunji Garlin

The Spirit - Machel Montano

Mental Day - Kes

Dear Promoter - Voice & Kes

Do Wah Yuh Want (Riddim Master Intro Edit) - Tian Winter

The A List - Pumpa

Lost And Found - Preedy

Kedek Kedek - Mighty

Bad In Bum Bum - Mighty & Subance

Slip Away - Zan

Birthday - Mical Teja

Real Woman - Patrice Roberts

Outside - Viking Ding Dong

No Tomorrow - Kerwin Du Bois & Adana Roberts

TOP 7 @ 7 (Powered By The Soca Source)

Top Songs By V'GHN Streamed On Spotify

7. Welcome to Carnival - V'ghn

6. Soca Nice - V'ghn

5. Sweet Melanin - V'ghn

4. Finally - V'ghn

3. Closer - V'ghn x Patrice Roberts

2. Brick By Brick - V'ghn x DJ Puffy

1. Trouble In The Morning - V'ghn

Gyal Owner (DJ Kevin Festival Edit) - Blaxx 

Wrong Again - Skinny Banton

Gyal Farm - Kerwin Du Bois x Shal Marshall

I Shall Return - Kes

I Got U (Quixx Edit) - Ricardo Drue

Ah Love It Here (Muv Short Edit) - Ricardo Drue

The Menu - Teddyson John 

Impossible - Problem Child & Patrice Roberts

Fete Woman and Alcohol (F.W.A) - Terron

No Rules - Lyrikal

Spend No Money - Dev 

Bend - Imani Ray

Niceness - Kenny Montana

I'm Yuh Lover - Nadia Batson

In The Center - GBM Nutron x Farmer Nappy

Inventor (Izaman) (Razorshop Roadmix)-Olatunji

DNA - Mical Teja

PAN MOMENTS DNA - BP Renegades 

TANTY TUNE (1982) Soca Tempo

Whole Day - Rae x Dj Private Ryan

Live Yuh Life - College Boy Jesse x Dj Private Ryan

Keep Talking - Turner x Dj Private Ryan

Keep Jammin On - Kes x Dj Private Ryan

Calypso - Jadel

Jamming - Anika Berry

Slow Wine - Rae

In Meh Eyes - Viking Ding Dong & Karene Asche

Aye Aye Aye - Square One feat Alison Hinds

Pump Me Up - Krosfyah

Fast Wine - Machel Montano

Runaway - Mical Teja

Energy Killers - Kerwin Du Bois

Smooth Ride - Farmer Nappy

Brain Freeze (DJ Kevin Cups Up Edit) - Leadpipe & Jus Jay

Penthouse (Dr. Jay Plate) - Voice

Fete Cyah Over - Lyrikal

Calypso - V'ghn

NORTHERN PRESCRIPTION Hornman - Farm P

Blind - Hey Choppi

Dancing Partner - GBM Nutron x DJ Private Ryan x Imani Ray

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[izatrini]

Bunji Garlin, Fay Ann Keep The Fire Alive with Unconventional Soca Anthems. - ebuzztt.com

Bunji Garlin, Fay Ann Keep The Fire Alive with Unconventional Soca Anthems.  ebuzztt.com http://dlvr.it/TFG0cj

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Real Stink Riddim (2024 Trinidad)

Real Stink Riddim (2024 Trinidad) Real Stink Riddim (2024 Trinidad) Tracklisting Bunji Garlin – 110 Overcharge Fay Ann Lyons – Nevermind DJ Avalanche – Real Stink Riddim (Instrumental) CLICK TO DOWNLOAD PROMO USE ONLY

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Watch "WOMEN ROAD MARCH WINNERS: CALYPSO ROSE; SANELL DEMPSTER; PATRICE ROBERTS & FAY ANN LYONS" on YouTube

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Bunji wins the 2023 Road March title with his song Hard Fete

Bunji wins the 2023 Road March title with his song Hard Fete

The official Trinidad 2023 Soca Road March results was presented by the Trinbago Unified Calypsonians’ Organisation (TUCO) on the 22nd February 2023 by Public Relations Officer, Rondell Donawa. The Results were as follows: “Congratulations are in order to Ian “Bunji Garlin” Alvarez & Fay Ann Lyons who dominated the competition with the song titled “Hard Fete”, which played a number of one hundred…

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REVIEW OF CALYPSO FIESTA: NATIONAL CALYPSO MONARCH SEMIFINALS, SKINNER PARK, SAN FERNANDO, TRINIDAD, 11 FEBRUARY 2023

By Eugene McGuinness

Nobody will read this review if I cover all 40 of the calypsonians who performed in the semifinals, but I will try to comment on a) the 9 calypsonians I included in my who’s who, b) the 11 finalists and 1 reserve selected by the judges and their songs, and c) other things that struck me as I viewed the performances.

Of the 11 finalists chosen through the semifinal, 3 have won the title of Calypso Monarch before: Karene Asche, Helon Francis, and Roderick “Chucky” Gordon. All finalists must compete against the reigning Calypso Monarch, Terri Lyons.

There were multiple themes evident in the semifinalists’ songs, but the biggest song topics were national pride, paying tribute to living and dead Calypso legends, and the COVID pandemic’s impact on life and Carnival.

Terri Lyons - appeared in last year’s Calypso final - Terri Lyons won the Calypso Crown for the 2nd year in a row in 2022, with a song entitled simply “Calypso” - the song was a deconstruction of the contemporary issues facing the genre, with a strong emphasis for people to respect the art form. At some point in the middle of the song she gave a speech (the judges love that). While I think it was a good song, a well written song, and an important song, the number of deaths of famous calypsonians later on in 2022 really changed the style and tone of the songs relevant to the topic of Calypso. In 2022, a generic song about Calypso could win, but in 2023 it was a more challenging song to write on a more specific topic; you wouldn’t win without naming multiple famous calypsonians who had died in 2022 Explainer, Black Stalin, Singing Francine etc. Terri Lyons comes from a family of calypsonians: she is the daughter of the legendary Calypso and Soca artist Super Blue, and her sister Fay-Ann Lyons is also a well-established Soca singer.

Karene Asche - appeared 3rd - I was rooting for her in the beginning because I really liked her song, but then I found out she had a songwriter for it. Her song “Oasis” was catchy and well-written, a song about longing for Carnival throughout the pandemic. My enthusiasm for her kind of died off when I saw how good the other performances were. She advanced to the finals, but I feel like there were some better performances.

Tameika Darius - appeared 4th - Her song, “Jahaji Bash,” was a powerful protest of racism that started out with a soundbyte of something racially offensive that was said by a prominent Indian political figure. The song “Jahaji Bash” really conveys the spirit of indignance in the face of racist offence, and it is quite designed to make the listener feel a strong sense of outrage. This song will definitely have Trinis talking about the woman who made the offensive remark. She advanced to the finals and I think this was definitely a rightful pick by the judges.

Carlos James - appeared 8th - His song, “The New Normal” had to do with the COVID pandemic. There was a strong religious theme with some biblical phrasing, not uncommon through the competition but I am a little more biased toward Calypso with secular themes. I don't think this song was exceptional enough to be in the final, it is a little duller than the others, but he said "God is a Trini" and the judges really really liked that I guess.

Ezekiel Yorke - appeared 10th - His song, “Being Human,” was a thoughtful observation of human behavior and morality and what makes us who we are. Also starts with a religious theme reminding us that God created us in his own likeness and image. He advanced to the finals, and it’s a great song, but you know, for me, I like a funny, angry, or dirty song, and these poignant moral ones bore me a little bit. Can I say the man doesn’t deserve to sing at the final on Dimanche Gras? Maybe no. Good song, strong message that we all need to be more human, but that kind of stuff isn’t very entertaining for me. 

Maria Bhola - Appeared 11th - Her song, “People Man,” conveyed a strong message and had a lot of humour to it. Basically, the song demands that the side chicks and the mistresses show some more respect for the wives, and come help with the chores and minutia of running a household, and if they can’t do that, then maybe they should find men of their own, and find a next home to wreck. She then goes on to point out that the married women in the audience are going to be the ones who really want to cheer her on the most. It was bold, funny, and feminist. Maria Bhola represents the all-women Divas International Cabaret calypso tent. She advanced to the finals, and I would say the judges were also super-right here. I must also add, that calypsonians struggle to advance to the finals with humourous songs.

Mark Eastman - Appeared 12th - His submission “Pride,” was a another stirring national pride song. I had seen him perform this multiple times on Youtube tent videos. He really brought his A-game, and had a good dance arrangement. His stage presence was solid, his singing was excellent, and the lyrics of the song were really strong. I say he definitely deserves to go to finals and he may even win the whole damn thing, to be honest. (I would only say this about two other performances).

Kerine Williams-Figaro - Appeared 18th - Her performance, “To You With Love” was a song of appreciation for the great Calypso pioneers who have passed on and the ones who are still with us today. She sang a really solid song and multiple songs came in with this theme. Did she wow me? Not hugely, but she was very good. Was it the best of the tribute songs, I don’t know, maybe not. It’s ironic that she sang of her appreciation for fellow calypsonian Mighty Chalkdust, and she advanced to the finals with this song, whereas Chalkie didn’t make it.

Caston Cupid - Appeared 19th - His song “The Saga of Truth” was just a jab at the judges, and I don’t know what he sang to make them choose him for this. He ended up on stage with actors portraying the judges holding up big placards with ‘0’s on them as he sang “some judges can’t judge, plenty of them can’t judge!” - attacking or criticizing or otherwise expressing frustration with the judges is somehow a notable thing in Calypso, but yeah, he didn’t make it.

Aaron Duncan - Appeared 20th - His song “The Mother of All Carnivals” was another celebration of a return to Carnival after COVID, and he had one of the most vibrant and involved dance performances, including stilt walkers. Aaron Duncan is a decorated junior calypsonian who is now 19 years old. He got the reserve spot in the finals, and I think if the judges wanted to say he’s good enough for that, they should just give him a spot in finals and let one of the other eleven sit in reserve. This song was catchier, and the dances were impressive, but the lyrics didn’t stir me as much as the others.

Lester Salandy - Appeared 21st - His song “Tribute to the Icons” was a very solid submission, paying homage to the legacies of Calypso legends who had passed on. It was full of references to famous calypsonians and their songs and themes. I don’t know if it was better than Kerine, who advanced, but this is a close alternative, comparably leading the pack among the tribute songs; but he did not advance.

Kurt Allen - Appeared 22nd - “We Are One” was a song celebrating the Chinese community and Chinatown in Trinidad and Tobago, with a strong theme of racial tolerance, national unity, and apparently a tribute to someone named Chinee Patrick. Kurt Allen was Calypso Monarch in 2011, and I thought this song was a contender for the finals, the theme was a little bit unique, but he also did not advance.

Helon Francis - Appeared 23rd - “Mighty” was the song about national pride that I liked the most after Mark Eastman’s “Pride.” And, in reality, this song may have the better lyrics. The two songs are extremely similar, they even both mention Trinidadian Marxist historian C.L.R. James. Helon’s song is also really inspiring, if you are Trinidadian it makes you reflect on all the greatness that’s come out of Trinidad, and it has a strong message for young scholars, musicians, even influencers to rise and take their place in the world. This song advanced to the finals, and I would also say Helon Francis, one of the competing former Monarchs, is one of the top three contenders for the Calypso Crown this year as well.

Philip Murray “Blacksage” - Appeared 30th - Extempo veteran Blacksage’s song, “Aggie’s Story” was one of nostalgia, about a dead comedian that I had to look up (Ramdeen Ramjattan aka John Agitation), but this song was also full of great jokes. Blacksage is always good for a humourous song, but unfortunately he didn’t make it to the final, either. 

Chuck Gordon - Appeared 31st - Chucky’s song “Maths Ain’t Mathsin’” was the first song I heard out of the 40 before competition, basically a searing indictment on the cost of living: very strong message, good lyrics. This is the song I’ve started memorizing and singing myself. Chucky can also go all the way, he’s a former Monarch, he’s now a finalist, certainly deserving of it, and the song is a catchy one. 

Duane O’Connor - Appeared 32nd - His song “D Ting Fix” is another song that swipes at judges, but it also goes global, he says everything is basically fixed, rigged, and corrupted, from these Calypso semifinals, to the finals, the Panorama, and the FIFA World Cup, like he has a whole verse suspecting that was rigged “to let Messi go out on top” - so this one was a fun one, but not very practical for winning, and no, he did not advance.

Michael Osouna “Sugar Aloes” - Appeared 33rd - His song “Hands of Mercy” was contemplative, and very pious, dealing significantly with the recent crises in Trinidad and Tobago. This song was not the only incidence of religious themes in the competition, but as I've said, generally the heavily religious songs don’t do it for me. Aloes has been to the finals a record consecutive 22 times, winning Calypso Monarch twice. He didn’t make it this year, and I can’t say I blame the judges. Lots of talented up-and-coming calypsonians in the field.

Ta’zyah O’Connor - Appeared 34th - His song “Sing Hallelujah” was another song about national pride. This song was happy and uplifting, similar to the others, slight religious hinting, even if I liked two of the other national pride songs more than his I can see why he was chosen, he sang very well and had great stage presence. Good to see him advance to the final.d

Hollis Liverpool “Mighty Chalkdust” - Appeared 36th - His song “The New Trend” wasn’t very spectacular, but seeing as Chalkdust is 81, the same age as Black Stalin, who just passed away two months ago, it’s good to see him in such good health. Chalkdust, as I mentioned in the who’s who is a university professor. He’s a 9-time Calypso Monarch, so it’s a real shock likewise as with Aloes to see him not advance to the finals.

Heaven Charles - Appeared 38th - His song “What Yuh Need Again Trinbago” was the weakest of the 4 national pride songs selected for the finals, in my opinion. The judges must have really liked the part where he said the Almighty put Trinidad’s reserves deep within the ground…He pointed out the the steel pan is the only acoustic instrument invented in the last century, that was a cool tidbit. Helon Francis also mentioned the pan.

Nichole Thomas - Appeared 39th - Her song “Carnival is We” was same theme as Karene Asche’s song, and won her the Tobago Monarch crown in October last year. I liked it, even though it wasn’t my favourite in the contest. So I was sort of surprised that she didn’t make the finals. Almost like these judges wanted to send a message that what the Tobago judges think doesn’t matter. I also think performing near to dead last in a ten-hour competition is probably a disadvantage.

I gave myself at least a day before starting to write my reactions down on the performances, so I guess I’ll close this with some overarching thoughts: most of the finalists deserved to advance, and there is a lot of talent, especially from the young former junior calypsonians. I think Aaron Duncan was unfairly relegated to the reserve spot, and the judges didn’t need the fourth national pride song. I agree with the judges the most about Mark Eastman, Chuck Gordon, Helon Francis, Maria Bhola, Tameika Darius, Ta’zyah O’Connor, and Kerine Williams-Figaro. I’m iffy about Karene Asche, and not so crazy about Carlos James and Heaven Charles.

The performances on Dimanche Gras this coming Sunday are going to be truly something to behold, and as the Grand Master of Calypso, Lord Kitchener said on Dimanche Gras 1988, “the result will surprise you.”

[isthespiceoflife]

40Yrs of MachelMontano @Barclays, 9/5/22!

Where do I begin? Maybe this should really be that time, I remind myself of the 1st time we saw a young Machel Montano capture the live & television audience in 1986, who witnessed greatness when he pumped, "Too Young to Soca"!

Fast fwd 👉🏾 to Sept. 5th, 2022 -- past countless of his hit records, several stages he performed all over the globe, dozens of Trinidad carnivals (including scores of carnivals outside of TnT), multiple wars between rival artists, awards upon awards, plenty woman in the mix, and even living outside of Trinidad, 'Double-M' had one of his recent dreams come true: sell-out the Brooklyn Barclays Center.

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Check ✔️- mission accomplished! In fact, mission exceeded. Near the end of the show, a drenched Machel -- calm and emotionally humbled, spoke to the audience about his team making special arrangements to accommodate about 100 extra tickets. The Labor Day long weekend was so fitting, as NYC hosts one of the world's biggest carnivals outside of Trinidad & Tobago's, and Brazil's 'Rio', of course.

Machel made sure of it that, celebrating 40yrs of his music, included the next generation of soca artists and others featured throughout his concert. It was epic.

Such an onslaught: Bunji Garlin, Lyrikal, Fay-Ann Lyons, Voice, Kerwin Dubois, Skinny Fabulous, Nadia Batson, Angela Hunte, Patrice Roberts, to Wyclef Jean, Ding Dong, and tons more.

I know I'm leaving out tons, but I'm already exhausted rethinking the many different Caribbean flags waving from nosebleed seats, to the layers of folks determined to wine, grind & jump up from their positions on the floor area.

'MM40' was a fantastic way for the entire city of New York to celebrate the West Indian culture, with so much history especially in Brooklyn, 2yrs after a massive shutdown due to the Covid-19 pandemic. WE really felt the spirit of Machel Montano, through his songs.

However, some felt the growth of soca music throughout the years, identifying with newer artists, collaborating with different genres and acknowledging a once-resistant adaptability to listeners outside of the Caribbean. 'Mr. Fete', poetic to "New York, New York", you did it your way. Congrats, thank you, welcome and hopefully not goodbye (just yet) -- but you've def arrived.

[socaprince]

SOCA THERAPY - NOVEMBER 17, 2024

Soca Therapy Playlist

Sunday November 17th 2024

Making You Wine from 6-9pm on Flow 98.7fm Toronto

Soca Nice (Dr. Jay Plate) - V'ghn

Ah Love It Here - Ricardo Drue

Follow The Music - MX Prime x Jus Now

Too Own Way - Voice

Mas Go Play - Erphaan Alves

Thankful - Farmer Nappy

You - Triniboi Joocie

She Ready (Muv Monk She Ready Transition) - Adam O x Salty

Soca Party - Nadia Batson                  

Coffee - Nadia Batson

Cocoa Tea - Kes

Bubbling Champion - DJ Private Ryan x Jadel

One Piece - GBM Nutron x Tano

Tabanca - Mical Teja

Jam On De Inside - Jaiga

Happy Place - Lyrikal

Better Days - Patrice Roberts

Backyard Jam - Farmer Nappy

Dotish - Lyrikal

Saddle - Anika Berry

Kettle Pot - Yung Bredda

Pantry - Motto

Retro - Voice

Bet Meh - Machel Montano

TOP 7 COUNTDOWN - Powered By The Soca Source

Top Songs Streamed in Bermuda on Apple Music (World Category)

7. Holiday - Problem Child x Jus Jay King

6. When Last - GBM Nutron x Jus Jay King

5. Vent - Teddyson John

4. Bend Over - Machel Montano

3. Lucy - Destra

2. Energy - Mical Teja

1. DNA - Mical Teja

Forever Young - Olatunji

D Soca Band - GBM Nutron

Choose One - Farmer Nappy

Whole Day - Machel Montano

Life So Sweet - Th3rd

Best In A While - Nadia Batson

Throw Dem Out - Preedy

Rude - The Fatha x Trinidad Killa

Jouvert Morning - J Fiyre

In The Center - GBM Nutron x Farmer Nappy

Hulk - Blaxx

Beating Rum Road (Muv Word Play Transition) - Wadicks x Preedy

Carry It - Bunji Garlin

Like Never Before - Problem Child

Behaviour Nothing - Shal Marshall 

PAN MOMENTS

(1997 T&T Panorama Champions) Guitar Pan - Amoco Renegades

TANTY TUNE 

(1988) Engine Room - David Rudder

Engine Room - Olatunji

Higher Than High - Machel Montano

Somebody - Blazer feat. Bunji Garlin, Maximus Dan & Fay Ann Lyons

You Alone - Imani Ray x Preedy 

Start The Party - Erphaan Alves

Fete I Like - Bunji Garlin

NORTHERN PRESCRIPTION

(World Premiere) Feters - Miguel Maestre

High Life - Machel Montano

Peace Of Mind - Voice

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Fay-Ann Lyons - Angry (Fling Ting) “2020 Soca”

[izatrini]

Bunji Garlin, Fay Ann Keep The Fire Alive with Unconventional Soca Anthems. - ebuzztt.com

Bunji Garlin, Fay Ann Keep The Fire Alive with Unconventional Soca Anthems.  ebuzztt.com http://dlvr.it/TCLj4K

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NotNickiMinajVision

Welcome to Trinidad & Tobago's national final for @amerivisionblog, dedicated to Turt for speculating on the idea that maybe Nicki Minaj isn't the only Trinidadian in the world, so here are some bangers by people who live in Trinidad & Tobago:

"Lucy" - Destra

"Dulahin" - Ravi B

"Raze" - Fay-Ann Lyons

"Compass" - Candace Coker

"Savannah Grass" - Kes

"Bodyline" - Olatunji x System 32

"Famalay" - Skinny Fabulous, Machel Montano, & Bunji Garlin

Also important note!! In Trinidad & Tobago, the term "loose" means that someone is a good dancer, specifically with hip swinging, NOT that they're promiscuous! Very relevant information for the first song!

Youtube playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-ClEBppfwRhfSh_6EHH3H-qLOwFvCK8M

Voting form: https://forms.gle/fkPeLFSXXEfynoEF7

Thank you!

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(SEE THE ORIGINAL HERE!) <---

Winner of the 2013 Soul Train Award for Best International Performance. First soca artists (along with band-mate and wife Fay-Ann Lyons Alvarez) to perform at the Glastonbury Music Festival.

[galleryyuhself]

This just in:

Fay Ann Lyons-Alvarez is the new organiser of the 2019 International Soca Monarch. This after the resignation of Peter Scoon as chairman for the event. NCC Chairman Winston 'Gypsy' Peters confirmed.

[caribbeanvibesblog]

THIS IS A MIX OF SOME OF THE TOP\HIT SOCA SONGS THAT WAS IN ROTATION DURING THE TRINIDAD CARNIVAL SEASON FOR 2020.

SOME YOU MAY KNOW SOME YOU MIGHT NOT, SO IF ITS ANY THAT YOU DONT KNOW OR HAVNT HEARD I'LL SUGGEST THAT YOU GET FAMILIAR.

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TRACK LIST

1. wetty beatz ft triniboi joocie - bottle over head

2. kes ft voice -dear promoter

3. machel montano ft teddy rhyme - stink behavior

4. skinny banton - wrong again

5. skinny fabulous - up & up

6. nadia batson - fatt

7. preedy - yuh bad

8. dj addo ft tboss - best side

9. machel montano - everytime

10. motto ft bunji garlin - break a branch

11. skinny fabulous -soca trend

12. machel montano - brace

13. kerwin du bois ft mical teja

14. noydie ft scatter - bop intro

15. trinidad ghost - i aint see

16. khalifah - chupid

17.young bredda - jamming yuh gyal

18. konk riddim dj sikaf

19. fay ann lions - dive

20. problem child - nasty up ( wetty beatz remix )

21. lyrikal - rukshun

22. problem child - sick head

23. patrice robert - is we

24. shall marshall - bun up

25. kes ft iwer - stage gone bad

25. khoas ft L.E.D ft best mass

26. runi jay -diagnose

27. problem child - isaac hunt

28. lava man ft hit - call name

29. towa hill ft horna man & real man

30. inspecter - toy

31. skinny fabulous , machel montano & iwer - shell

32. skinny fabulous - naked piano cover

33. skinny fabulous - naked

34. kes - boss lady intro

35. motto - shots

36. patrice roberts - carry on intro

37. machel montano - play harder intro

38. problem child - feel it

39. chappy - captian

40. viking dingdong - outside

41. lil rick - it aint me

42. milo- breathe

43. teddyson john - x games intro

44. salty ft sekon star - who pay intro

45. nutron - tambourine

46. blackboy ft lu city - china

47. jus d -hot gyal

48. patrice roberts ft nessa preppy - splash

49. motto ,ezra & black boy - man with ride refix intro

50. machel montano - geh dem

51. trinidad ghost - big fish

52. sly - mix up

53. motto ft nessa preppy - tote feelings

54. nadia batson - kiss

55. lyrikal - no scene

56. teddyson jogn - creme de la

57. dymez ft pixal - siddung

58. madrass - compose

59. umpa - one drop

60. umpa - baguy

61. spielberg - come in she country

62. lyrikal - promise

63. bunjie garlin ft fuse odg - whole place

64. freetown collective ft private ryan - feel the love

65. kes ft private ryan - reason to love

66. madskull - oreo

67. sita - matey

68. jamesy p - i dont give ah

69. skinny fabulous ft caspa g - shutdown

70. swappi - feeling it

71. tech sound - zess in de jouvert

72. bunji garlin - the struggle

73. wetty beatz ft triniboi joocie - bottle over head intro