#Marvay

[rodent-king-buunii]

bc i hate it have the horrible sketch of Marvay apparently he looks like hes in pain..

[oobbbear]

For the OC ask :]

6,15, and 43

6.OCs that look alike but no related

These two! Marvai and my old sona

15.Do you like to talk about your OCs to others?

If public info dumping doesn’t count then no, i don’t, I would like to ramble bout my bbs in group chats or dm but 1) I don’t have the courage 2) I cringe at my own writings :’]

43. Do you have any certain type when you create your OCs? Do you tend to favour some certain traits or looks? It's time to confess

Aha, you may or may not notice, most of my characters came in duos, one is the happy guy one is the dead in the eyes always angry/sad/bored guy, I do this to all of my characters literally all

One always look òvó the other is ō-ō

[socaprince]

SOCA THERAPY - OCTOBER 20, 2024

Soca Therapy Playlist

Sunday October 20th 2024

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

Rev D Engine (Dr. Jay Plate) - General Grant

Everytime - Machel Montano

Soca Trend - Skinny Fabulous

Break A Branch - Motto x Bunji Garlin

Horn Me - Marlo

Bequia - OG Park

Dutty Dancing - Hypa 4000

High Influence - Lavaman

Front Yard Wet - Skinny Banton

Pampalam (Dr. Jay Plate) - Faith Callendar

Starta Pack (Dr. Jay Plate) - Tionne Hernandez

Pop It (Remix) - Yozo x Bozo x Messi x Blackboy

Carnival Contract (Dr. Jay Plate) - Bunji Garlin

Clock Out - Imran Nerdy

Soca Therapy - Lil Rick x King Bubba

For Allyuh - Ricardo Drue

Best In A While - Nadia Batson

Weakness For Soca - Pumpa

Blessing Me - Jimmy October x Coutain

Bless Me - GBM Nutron

On Fire - Nessa Preppy

Party And Fun - Problem Child

Blessings - Hey Choppi

Spirit Waist - DJ Private Ryan x Mela Caribe x Olatunji

Wassy - Full Blown

Pray - Voice

Push & Go Through - Marvay

Conch Shell - WCK

Balance Batty - WCK

Salay - Kassav

TOP 7 COUNTDOWN - Powered By The Soca Source

Top Songs in Dominica on all Streaming Platforms (Oct 4-10th)

7. Take Me As I Am - Trilla-G

6. Math Not Mathing (Clean) - Signal Band x Trilla-G

5. Kay Ka Fete (Clean) - Quan

4. Someone Else (Radio) - Litleboy x Quan x Trilla-G

3. Yes Baby - Signal Band feat. Shelly

2. Passing - Signal Band feat. Shelly

1. My Cake - Signal Band feat. Shelly

Blind - Hey Choppi

Banga - Kes

Slip Away - Zan

My Love Will Never Die - Da Bhaan

Roll It - Alison Hinds

One Piece - GBM Nutron x Tano

Aye Gyal - Hey Choppi x Chalmer John

Sprung - Jimmy October x Mical Teja

Calypso - V'ghn

D Soca Band - GBM Nutron

Choose One - Farmer Nappy

Whole Day - Machel Montano

D Soca Band - GBM Nutron

Own It - Imani

Feting Family - Shal Marshall

In A Mess - Problem Child

Is Mas - Patrice Roberts

PAN MOMENTS

Steelpan Covers of Carry On & Play Harder by Joshua Regrello

TANTY TUNE

(1990) No No We Eh Going Home - Charlie's Roots feat. Tambu

Inventor (Izaman) - Olatunji

Soca Eden - Destra

Search Party (Ryan Sayeed's Find My Intro) - Preedy

Life After Fete - Kerwin Du Bois

Everytime - Nadia Batson

Disco - Lucrativ x Lord Nelson

Rude - The Fatha x Trinidad Killa

Throwback - Viking Ding Dong x System 32

Single - Orlando Octave

Single - Problem Child x Imani Ray

Single (Zess Freestyle) - travelwithzoe x Aaron Duncan

Ring Finger (Radio Edit) - Lady Lava

The A List - Pumpa 

Slip In - Geo

Eating Cat (Meow Meow Meow) - Suhrawh x Rawsheid

Kitty Cat (Trump Intro) - Patrice Roberts

Heart of Carnival (Jap x Smooch Intro) - V'ghn

Professional (DJ Crown Prince Intro) - Ricardo Drue

Rum Sweet - Problem Child

Prescription - Taller Dan

Dr. Cassandra (Ryan Sayeed's PHD Intro) - College Boy Jesse x Yung Bredda

Boogie Woogie - Rae feat. Roy Cape

NORTHERN PRESCRIPTION

Horn Man - Farm P

Hard Fete - Bunji Garlin

Follow Dr. Jay @socaprince​ and @socatherapy

“Like” Dr. Jay on http://facebook.com/DrJayOnline

[zeromaster]

@PurefortuneX101 Bent His Small Rod & It Ripped Off | #ZeroStreams Highlight!

[tenitchyfingers]

Wait he DOESN’T get a H scene???? 😨😨😨😨 WHY god WHY IS ALL THE CUTE SASSY ADORABLE FEMBOYS GETTING DICKED DOWN ALWAYS SO OUT OF REACH 😭

I feel like the opening cutscene of the game really overlooked Aster like I wanna make him cum so bad 😩 use my mouth on him and tease his entire body until he’s trembling y’know? I’d make him cum as much as he wants and then give him the best aftercare ffs

minors DNI

oh my GODDDDD fr like it was super hot w them double teaming eiden and I really loved the way aster kind of guided the interaction but he deserves his own SSR 💔

nsfw UTC:

fr just holding his hips down and sucking his dick while he whines and tries to pretend he’s in control but really you’re the one taking care of him 🥵🥵 also yes!! we love soft aftercare it’s what he deserves 💛💛

[kritikaslut]

Aaj meri pyaari Maa ka 🎂 birthday h. Papa ne unhe ye Hari sari, chudiyan or payal gift ki h.

Lekin mere maa k liye surprise rakha h, mene mashoor Kasai Qasim mullah ko maa ko chodne k liye pataya h..

Cake cutting p mene maa ko ye baat batayi to maa to Sun k madhosh ho gyi or unki Hindu chut se paani aane laga. Aaj maa ek Kasai mulle k hatho halal hone wali thi, Maa ghr m party k kaam ka bahana banake Kasaikhane m pahuchi jaha Qasim nanga uska w8 kr rha tha. Usne maa ki saadi,blouse sab faad k nangi kr dia or meri hindu maa ko jaha wo Gaai kat ta h waha leta dia or maa ki chikni nangi taangein hawa m utha k maa ki tabad-tod chudai krne laga. Har jhatke se maa ki chudiyan or pairo ki Payal baj uth ti. Raat bhar meri hindu maa ne ek Besharam randi ki tarah Qasim se chut marvai

[elenavasilieva]

holding on to @marvais_belgium #marvais

[thechasefiles]

The Chase Files Daily Newscap 1/24/2018

Good Morning #realdreamchasers. Here is your newscap for Wednesday 24th January 2018. Remember you can read full articles via Barbados Today (BT), or by Mid Week Nation News Newspaper (MWN).

LAST LAUGH: FAILED STRIKE A STRONG MESSAGE TO THE UNION, BYER-SUCKOO SAYS – The island’s largest public sector trade union failed to inspire its members to join last week’s strike because civil servants saw through the union’s attempts at backing Government in a corner, according to Minister of Labour Dr Esther Byer-Suckoo. In providing an analysis of the unsuccessful national shutdown, Byer-Suckoo all but dismissed the National Union of Public Workers’ (NUPW) effort as a joke, stating that it was pulling workers’ legs by demanding a 23 per cent pay rise for its members. However, the minister told Barbados TODAY the workers understood Government’s fiscal situation and sent a message to the union by defying its orders, and showing up for work. “I think a lot of people have been reading the situation well. At the end of the day Barbadians are intelligent people. The workers understand that anybody who could promise them at the end of the day that they would get a significant increase in salary is only pulling their legs for short-term gain. The workers understand this and they realize that this is not the time for industrial action,” Byer-Suckoo told Barbados TODAY on the sidelines of a meeting of the Democratic Labour Party (DLP) St Michael West Central branch at Lawrence T Gay Memorial School on Sunday. In explaining the rationale for the January 15 deadline, NUPW President Akanni McDowall had told Barbados TODAY his union was cognizant that Parliament must be dissolved by the end of March of this year, therefore civil servants were not about to squander their chances of securing a salary increase by allowing the matter to drag on until Stuart finally decides to ring the election bell. However, Byer-Suckoo suggested that McDowall was in fact attempting to hold the DLP administration to ransom on the cusp of the general election, and it backfired. She further said the NUPW would be wise to return to the negotiating table and consider Government’s proposed alternative to the pay hike. “From the civil servants that I spoke to it is really an understanding that the union was only attempting to strike now because there is an election on the horizon and the Government would be forced to give into the demands because they wanted to get back in power. But we in the Democratic Labour Party are not going to make those promises and the risk of impacting the country in the long term,” Byer-Suckoo said. “They also realize that this notion that there has been no negotiations has to be corrected. It is not a case where the union came out and asked for one thing and Government said flat out, ‘no’. There has been some discussion about other things that can be offered though not in the range of the salary increase that the union would like at this time. At this point it might make sense to consider what is actually doable. I hope that now they have had the action and having seen the effect, maybe we can now get back to the negotiation table,” she stressed. The NUPW boss would not comment on Byer-Suckoo’s statement, choosing instead to refer Barbados TODAY to a press statement issued over the weekend. “The NUPW is committed to securing a salary increase for its members, regardless of the party in power, endorsement from other unions or the opinions of social commentators. Neither silence, contempt, award or reward will sway us to do otherwise,” the statement read. The union also disputed reports that the strike had been a failure, arguing in the statement that “initial reports indicate that our efforts were effective, based on the numbers of members who stayed away from work and the respective Government departments adversely affected”.  (BT)

NUPW TACTICS COMPARED TO DRIVE-BY SHOOTING – The pressure continues to mount on the island’s largest public sector trade union to back off from any further industrial action at this time to try to force the Freundel Stuart administration to meet its demands for a 23 per cent pay hike and a coping subsidy of $60 million. A two-day strike called by the National Union of Public Workers (NUPW) last Thursday and Friday, and its promise to continue pressing for an increase, have already been described by Government spokespersons as selfish, nonsense and badly timed. This morning, one of Barbados’ leading scholars was even more dramatic in his description of the NUPW’s negotiating tactic, comparing it to a drive-by shooting. “The tactics at this moment are a bit premature and misguided because you [NUPW] don’t have widespread union solidarity . . . and [are] not [considering] the realities of the economy.  So your 23 per cent, for example, or some of the policies associated with your coping mechanism are not on all squares with Government’s counter-suggestions. So, you want to be negotiating and not engaging in a proverbial drive-by shooting . . . because that’s not a negotiation. If you are going to pull those tactics, that’s a drive-by shooting,” Director of the Sir Arthur Lewis Institute of Social and Economic Studies (SALISES) Dr Don Marshall told Barbados TODAY on the sidelines of a roundtable discussion to examine the relevance of the work of the late acclaimed regional economist Sir Arthur Lewis to the challenges of Caribbean development. The SALISES director said he was concerned about the way the NUPW leadership has been handling the salary dispute in terms of safeguarding the future of the trade union as an institution and its understanding of trade union practices. (BT)

BES HEAD: LOOK AT IMF TOO – Beating home drums alone will not do it, so Barbados should also consider outside help from an agency like the International Monetary Fund (IMF). New Barbados Economic Society (BES) president Shane Lowe said “the two – a home-grown solution and external help such as from the IMF – are not mutually exclusive and can go together”. The former Central Bank economist told the MIDWEEK NATION: “Ultimately, a home-grown programme, supported and financed by a multilateral lending agency of which Barbados is a member, can help to address the two key issues – reversing the slide in foreign exchange reserves and reducing the fiscal deficit to restore fiscal sustainability and improve Barbados’ externalcredit rating. Such action would then “improve the economy’s competitiveness while reducing inefficiencies, the cost of Government and the size of the fiscal deficit at the same time”, he added. Lowe, who is strategy and economic analyst at CIBC FirstCaribbean International Bank, said it was also important for policymakers to “tackle the efficiency and effectiveness of many of its state-owned entities”. He elaborated: “Transfers to public institutions accounted for 23 per cent of Government’s total current expenditure in 2016/17 (as per the Central Bank’s October 31, 2017 press release).” In terms of the economic forecast for this year, Lowe said “economic growth will likely slow in 2018 as the anticipated growth in tourist arrivals just offsets the persistent weakness in consumer demand for goods and services from the full effects of the May2017 budgetary measures and any additional measures which may be imposed to further reduce the fiscal deficit. (MWN)

BARBADOS AMONG 8 JURISDICTIONS REMOVED FROM EU LIST – Eight jurisdictions have been removed from the European Union's list of non-cooperative jurisdictions for tax purposes, following commitments made at a high political level to remedy EU concerns. Barbados, Grenada, the Republic of Korea, Macao SAR, Mongolia, Panama, Tunisia and the United Arab Emirates are moved to a separate category of jurisdictions subject to close monitoring. On January 23,  018, the Council agreed that a delisting was justified in the light of an expert assessment of the commitments made by these jurisdictions to address deficiencies identified by the EU. In each case, the commitments were backed by letters signed at a high political level. The decision leaves nine jurisdictions on the list of non-cooperative jurisdictions out of 17 announced initially on December 5, 2017. These are American Samoa, Bahrain, Guam, Marshall Islands, Namibia, Palau, Saint Lucia, Samoa and Trinidad and Tobago. The list also carries recommendations on steps to take to be de-listed. The EU's list is intended to promote good governance in taxation worldwide, maximising efforts to prevent tax avoidance, tax fraud and tax evasion. It was prepared during 2017 in parallel with the OECD global forum on transparency and exchange of information for tax purposes. Whereas the list is to be revised at least once a year, the working group responsible for preparing it (the 'code of conduct group') can recommend an update at any time. Jurisdictions that remain on the list are strongly encouraged to make the changes requested of them. Their tax legislation, policies and administrative practices result or may result in a loss of revenues for the EU's member states. Pending such changes, the EU and the member states could apply defensive measures. Today's decision was taken without discussion at a meeting of the Economic and Financial Affairs Council, by means of an amendment to its December conclusions. The eifhr jurisdictions are moved from annex I of the conclusions (non-cooperative jurisdictions) to annex II (cooperation with respect to commitments taken). (MWN)

WESLEY HALL SMOKED OUT – The Ministry of Education has promised that it will act to ensure the Wesley Hall schools do not become another Louis Lynch Secondary School. Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry, Harry Husbands, issued the warning after memories of that controversial saga were triggered as hundreds of students had to take refuge on the Passage Road Playing Field in St Michael when smoke coming from the chimney of a nearby business caused respiratory issues for staff and students of the Junior and Infants school yesterday morning. The majority of the junior school’s 522 students and 39 staff, and the infant school’s 351 students and 28 employees were forced to make the trek. It was the third such incident for the term at the King Street schools. “The ministry is deadly serious about protecting the interest of the staff and the students at both of these schools and we intend to do all in our power to safeguard their interest,” he said while standing on the compound of the junior school, which opened in 1884. (MWN)

CUSTOMER PROTESTS SUV ‘TREATMENT’ – Within the space of a year, Curtis Rogers has taken his 2015 Mazda BT-50 to McEnearney Quality Inc. (MQI) 11 times. Angry and frustrated that MQI was refusing his request for a new vehicle, the 30-year-old picketed outside the car dealer’s Wildey, St Michael office yesterday morning for just over three hours. Not even a decision by management of Republic Bank to ask Rogers to move his vehicle off its property could halt his efforts, as he parked it a short distance away, just outside Luther Thorne Memorial Primary School. His protest, which saw him draping signs reading This Vehicle Is No Good over the vehicle, brought traffic to a crawl as motorists slowed to take notice. Rogers told the MIDWEEK NATION the SUV, which he bought for $104 000 in May 2015, was still under a three-year warranty. (MWN)

AG: NO NEED TO PANIC – The Royal Barbados Police Force now has expanded powers to implement two-day curfews or a so-called “special investigation period” in response to serious violence, in the use of cordons and to stop and search. The additional powers are being granted under the Police (Amendment) Bill, 2017, which was piloted in the House of Assembly yesterday by Attorney General and Minister of Home Affairs Adriel Brathwaite. However, the Opposition Barbados Labour Party, through former Attorney General Dale Marshall, has warned Government the bill could infringe the rights of citizens. Brathwaite told the Lower Chamber the bill would allow lawmen “to protect life and property”, though he maintained that crime in the country had not reached the stage where residents needed to panic.  (MWN)

MURDERERS APPEAL TO CCJ – Two Barbadians convicted of murder will today challenge the ruling of the Court of Appeal on the constitutionality of the mandatory death sentence before the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ). The case, which will be heard at the court based in Trinidad and Tobago, is a consolidation of appeals from Dwayne Omar Severin and Jabari Sensimania Nervais, who were sentenced to death in separate murder trials. Severin, formerly of Crane, St Philip, was found guilty of killing Virgil Barton, on November 30, 2009, near his home at Lucas Street in the same parish. In February 2012, a 12-member jury found Nervais, formerly of 3rd Avenue, Sisnett Road, Bannister Land, St Michael, guilty of murdering Jason Ricardo Burton on November 17, 2006. Burton lived at Perseverance Drive, Jackson, St Michael. Both were sentenced to hang. Last May, acting president of the Court of Appeal, then Justice of Appeal Sandra Mason, dismissed the appeals of Nervais and Severin. She said Parliament would have to make the necessary changes to Section 2 of the Offences Against The Person Act, if the death penalty were to be placed at the discretion of sentencing judges. Late Director of Public Prosecutions Charles Leacock, who appeared on behalf of the Crown, said the ruling confirmed the 2003 decision of the Privy Council that judges should not be the ones determining whether the death penalty was unconstitutional. Queen’s Counsel Andrew Pilgrim, who represented Nervais, said he would appeal to the CCJ to bring closure to the death penalty issue. The case will be streamed live.  (MWN)

TWO CHARGED IN CONNECTION WITH GOLDEN SANDS ROBBERY – Police have made a major breakthrough in their investigations of the armed robbery that occurred on Saturday, January 6, at the Ixora Bar & Restaurant, Golden Sands Hotel, Maxwell Main Road, Christ Church.  The investigation, lead by Major Crimes Unit, resulted in two men being arrested and charged. They are 22-year-old Hakeem Zoe Isiah Robinson of #24 Bartletts Tenantry, Sergeants Village, Christ Church and Akeem Ricardo Bourne, also 22 years old, of #2, 5th Avenue, Wildey, St Michael and #385 Emerald Park West, Six Roads, St Philip. The pair were jointly charged with aggravated burglary (Ixora Restaurant situated at Golden Sands Hotel, January 6), aggravated burglary (residence of Emmerson Trotman, January 3), robbery of Emmerson Trotman (January 3), and eight counts of endangering lives by discharging a firearm in a public place whilst at Ixora Restaurant (January 6). Hakeem Robinson faces additional charges of burglary (residence of Donna Atherley, January 12), aggravated burglary (residence of Lee and Princess Johnson, between January 15 and 16), robbery of Chad Wright (January 8), serious bodily harm of Chad Wright, January 8), use of firearm (January 8), possession of a controlled drug to wit: cocaine (January 16), possession of a controlled drug to wit: cannabis (January 16), possession of a controlled drug to wit: cocaine with intent to supply (January 16), and trafficking of a controlled drug to wit: cocaine (January 16). The pair is expected to appear in the Oistins Magistrates Court tomorrow. (MWN)

WOMAN REMANDED AFTER LOSING SURETY – A woman in her late 20s, who had been out on $7,500 bail for over two years, lost her freedom today. An inconsolable Crystal Nadeen Grosvenor, of No 412, London Bourne, Towers, St Michael, was remanded to prison after she was unable to get another surety to post bail. Her substantive surety withdrew today, telling Magistrate Douglas Frederick she no longer wanted the responsibility and claiming that Grosvenor was not complying to certain bail conditions. The accused has maintained her innocence of cannabis and cocaine charges leveled against her and a co-accused since July 29, 2015 . She will return to the No.1 District ‘A’ Magistrates’ Court on Friday in another attempt at bail. (BT)

LABOURER ORDERED TO PAY FINE - A 34-year-old labourer has one month to pay the District ‘A’ Magistrates’ Court a $1,500 fine. The amount, which carries an alternative eight-month prison sentence, was imposed on Dwayne Tyrone Williams, of Olivies Gap, Tudor Bridge, St Michael today. He pleaded guilty to possession, possession with intent to supply and trafficking of 60 grammes of cannabis on January 22. Law enforcement officers were in the Searles area of Tudor Bridge, St Michael when they found the illegal drug in Williams’ possession. “I find that marijuana through a track this morning,” Williams reportedly told police at the time. Today in the docks, Williams, who is known to the law courts, apologized before Magistrate Kristie Cuffy-Sargeant for his actions and asked that a fine or community service be imposed. His wish for a fine was granted on the trafficking charge and he was reprimanded and discharged on the other two offences. (BT)

KIRBY GETS SECOND GOLD – Golden boy Jack Kirby delivered again as Barbados finished second in Zone 1 when the inaugural Union Americana de Natacion (UANA) Swimming Cup ended on Sunday at the Coral Springs Aquatic Centre in Florida. Kirby won his second gold medal of the meet when he set a new Barbados record of 26.63 seconds while winning the 15-17 Boys’ 50-metre backstroke. He also landing an “A” qualifying time for the Youth Olympics. On Saturday, Kirby, who attends Baylor University in the United States, won the first gold medal when he finished first in the 100 metres backstroke in a national record and Youth Olympics “A” qualifying time of 56.34. The Youth Olympics are set to take place in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in October. Barbados earned 181.50 points to finish behind Mexico, who amassed 870 points. They were among the 22 countries participating from the Central American and Caribbean (CCCAN) zone. Overall, Barbados placed fifth, ending the meet with seven medals – two golds, three silvers and two bronze. (MWN)

KIRTON OFF TO CANADA FOR QUALIFIERS – Young Barbadian batsman Nicholas Kirton has been selected to represent Canada in the upcoming ICC World Cup Qualifiers in Zimbabwe. The 19-year-old left-handed batsman was spotted by Canada’s coach and manager Ingleton Liburd during a series of practice matches at the 3Ws Oval, Cave Hill Campus against a select UWI/Combined Campuses and Colleges (CCC) team, late last year. Kirton scored an impressive century during one of the matches after which Liburd immediately expressed an interest in having him join the team, on their journey towards qualifying for the World Cup. UWI and CCC head coach, Floyd Reifer said he was delighted that Kirton has been given an opportunity to experience playing at an international level. “Since joining the UWI Blackbirds cricket programme, he has certainly taken advantage of all the resources available to develop his game – the coaching, facilities and modern, high-tech equipment,” said Reifer. The former Barbados batsman and West Indies’ captain said Kirton, who also captained the UWI Twenty20 team to the title last year, had worked extremely hard on his game. “His work ethic and dedication must be commended. He possesses leadership qualities that we continue to harness in the UWI programme. Nicholas is the youngest captain at UWI to win a national T20 title. He is certainly a player we will continue to groom for the future,” noted Reifer. As a result of his selection, Kirton, who also captained the Barbados Under-19 team in 2016, has taken a semester’s leave from UWI to pursue his exploits in the international cricket arena. He will return to join the Sagicor UWI Blackbirds for the 2018 Barbados Cricket Association’s season. In last year’s season, Kirton, who is also a useful off-spin bowler, scored three half-centuries while scoring 287 runs at an average of 26.09 in nine matches. (MWN)

MARZVILLE AND MARVAY THROUGH TO SOCA MONARCH SEMIS – Local artistes  Omar Marzville McQuilkin and Damian Marvay are through to the semi-finals of the International Soca Monarch competition.  This is both artistes’ second time in the semis.  The announcement was made on Monday afternoon in Trinidad and Tobago.  They are among 35 semi-finalists hoping to make it through to the finals in hopes of dethroning two-time monarch Voice. That list is less than half of the semi-finalists making it through last year. It was reported that fewer artistes entered the competition this year because of a drop in prize money. Last year seven Bajan artistes made the cut. The semi-finals will take place on Thursday at the Savannah in Port of Spain from 6 p.m.  (MWN)

GOSPEL THRILLER – Thousands of Barbadians had their minds made up, and they had no intention of missing the Errol Barrow Day Sunset Concert at Kensington Oval. In the section of the Oval made available for the concert on Monday evening, there was standing room only as scores of gospel lovers packed the venue to sing and dance for the Lord. American gospel artiste and minister Donnie McClurkin was the headline act and the vocal powerhouse did not disappoint. The Grammy Award winner entered the stage around 7:30 p.m. and warmed the crowds up with a Caribbean medley, which was well received. He then thrilled the audience with songs such as I’ve Got My Mind Made Up, Days Of Elijah, Agnus Dei and Only You Are Holy. During the evening, many of the patrons used their mobile phones and waved them in the air. The bright white lights that lit up the dark skies were mesmerising. There was also a sense of warmth and brotherliness in the crowd amidst the worship. Many held hands and raised them as they sang and prayed fervently for the safety, healing and prosperity of the nation. There were a number of Barbadian acts on the ticket, including the Gospelfest Dancers; winner of last year’s Richard Stoute Teen Talent Contest, Trinity Clarke; Alison Norville, and Pastor John Yarde, who performed during the earlier hours of the show. Members of veteran gospel band Promise held their own as they reminded the audience why they became a household name with songs like Stand Up And Tell Me If You Love My Jesus, Everybody Ought To Know (Who Jesus Is), I Am Under The Rock and Oil In My Lamp. The Barbados Gospelfest Association, in connection with the St Michael North West Development Foundation, organised the concert.   (MWN)

That’s all for today folks there are 341 days left in the year Shalom! #thechasefiles #dailynewscaps Follow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram for your daily news. #bajannewscaps #newscapsbystephaniefchase

[julianspromos]

New Marvay out now for 2018 “Adrenaline” Watch Now on YouTube: http://Julianspromos.com . Produced by: De Red Boyz and The Black Carpet Movement Written by: Jay- De Belcon, Kyle Noel, Dennison Maloney, Damian Lythcott, Scott Galt, Michael Hulsmeier & Katrina Chandler . For advertising options contact: Julianspromos@gmail.com @officialmarvay #Marvay #Adrenaline #2018soca #socamusic #soca #trinidad #barbados #Caribbean #music #julianspromos #YouTube #caribbeanmusic #carnival #newmusic #firstlisten #dancemusic #caribbeansounds

[msychrissy]

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@officialmarvay last night with his songbird voice. #Soca #Grenada #music #concert #puregrenada #barbados #carnival #love #weekend #marvay #saturday #lastnight (at Saint George, Grenada)

[oobbbear]

do you have a character you rarely talk about? (for the oc ask thing!!)

This is Moira, she is a psychic and she can see demon and ghosts! She’s friend with Ikati(the blue hair one she’s a contract demon) and Marvai(the flat head one she summoned the said demon)

[socaprince]

SOCA THERAPY - APRIL 14, 2024

Soca Therapy Playlist

Sunday April 14th 2024

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

Tender (Dr. Jay Plate) - Patrice Roberts

The Sweet Tooth Symphony - Andre J Donawa (Dondani) x DJ Private Ryan

It Don't Matter - Hey Choppi x DJ Private Ryan

So Sweet - Erphaan Alves x DJ Private Ryan

Dubai - Sekon Sta x DJ Private Ryan

Nobody Badda - Rupee

One On One - Motto

Slow Wine - Rae

In Meh Eyes - Viking Ding Dong x Karene Asche

Dangerous - Imani Ray

Livin' Meh Life - Farmer Nappy x XplicitMevon

Rum Gyal Money - Rome x XplicitMevon

Meet We Down Dey - Patrice Roberts x XplicitMevon

Like It - Mr Blood x Dj Spider

Best Ride - Coopa Dan x Dj Spider

Til Morning - Grateful Co x Dj Spider

African Jumbie - Ajamu

Come Out To Play - Benjai

Jab Jab Nation - Tallpree

Bend - Nessa Preppy

Bruk Time - Grabba

Rum Sweet - Problem Child

Head Gone - Viking Ding Dong

Shameless - Skinny Fabulous

Stick On - Lyrikal 

Head Bad (On D Road) - Michelle X & Kes The Band

Trending (Travis World Edit) - Shal Marshall

De Baddest - Scrilla

De Road - Problem Child

Touch Road - Busy Signal

Big Blood - Bunji Garlin x 3Suns x Skarface

Bruk It Set It (Riddim Master Road Intro) Akaiiusweet x Mr Bagnall x EK

The A List - Pumpa

Benderella - Kerwin Du Bois

Prescription - Ge Eve

Parade Day - Supa Mario

Water (Remix) - Adam O 

TOP 7 COUNTDOWN - Powered By The Soca Source

Top Songs Streamed on Apple Music from April 1-12 for the continent of Africa

7. A Little Wine - Patrice Roberts

6. No Hands - Nessa Preppy

5. Dutty Flex - Kes

4. Workout - Kes x Nailah Blackman

3. Wine On It - Shurwayne Winchester

2. Close To Me - Kes x Shenseea

1. We Ready (Champion Gyal) - Nailah Blackman x Shenseea

Pretty Dolly - Xtatik

Long Time - Edwin Yearwood

Have A Little Wine - Lil Rick

Gyal OverLoad - Super Jigga TC

GBM Movie - GBM Nutron

Enjoy Life - Shal Marshall

Push & Go Through - Marvay

D'Journey (Make It) - Devon Matthews x Ella Andall 

Days Of My Life - Edwin Yearwood

Ah Holdin On - Baron

Far From Finished - Voice

Happy Song - College Boy Jesse 

Happy Place (Ryan Sayeed's Euphoric Intro) - Lyrikal

Energy Killers - Kerwin Du Bois

Cyah Hear Yuh - Patrice Roberts

Vibes Team - Preedy

Money - Imran Nerdy

Wet Me Down - Sedale

Vaval - Wildxfire

A Little Jam - Problem Child

Balance Batty - WCK

PAN MOMENTS

This Feelin' Nice - Phase II Pan Groove

TANTY TUNE 

(1956) Jean and Dinah - Mighty Sparrow

Curry Tabanca - Mighty Trini

Roti & Dhalpouri - Sugar Aloes

Aye Aye Aye (Carnival Remix) Square One feat Alison Hinds

Body Water - Mini Priest

Coal Pot - Traffik

DNA - Mical Teja

Start De Jouvert  - Skinny Banton

Nuff Work (Welcome) - Keke

Wuking Crazy - Skinny Fabulous 

Open It - Lyrikal 

Single - Problem Child x Imani Ray

De Last Time - Miss Cali

In The Center (BD Did It) - GBM Nutron x Farmer Nappy

Who Ready - Nessa Preppy x Alison Hinds

All Eyes On You - Skinny Fabulous x Travis World x Dan Evens

Happy Papi - Machel Montano x Travis World x Dan Evens

Mind My Business - Patrice Roberts x Travis World x Dan Evens

Play D Mas (Saldenah Plate) - Shal Marshall

NORTHERN PRESCRIPTION

Bless - Moses Revolution feat Shyann Bailey

Soca People - Russ x Shal Marshall

Endless Vibration - Marge Blackman x Nailah Blackman

Soca Global - Erphaan Alves

Follow Dr. Jay @socaprince​ and @socatherapy

“Like” Dr. Jay on http://facebook.com/DrJayOnline

[tonykuko]

Introducing the 2017 #PanAmericanSong Participants: BARBADOS

Introducing the 2017 #PanAmericanSong Participants: BARBADOS

BARBADOS “Know the Face” Marvay Music and Lyrics: The Seventh Wing & Damian Marvay

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[tropicalfete]

New Post has been published on http://tropicalfete.com/2017/05/29/soca-gold-2017-pre-orders-available-now/

Soca Gold 2017 Pre-Orders Available Now

On its 20th year, the top selling Soca Gold compilation album by VP Records will be released at a time when soca is hotter than ever before. With an abundance of cultures embracing the Carnival season, along with soca influences being witnessed in many of today’s biggest contemporary pop hits, Soca Gold is destined to be the soundtrack to the summer. Pre-orders are available now and the album is available everywhere on June 23rd.

The two-disc CD compilation includes 17 breakout hits including ‘No Name’ from Soca sensation Rupee featuring Ricardo Drue. Another standout track comes from Destra Garcia with ‘Destra vs Lucy’. Additionally, ‘No Code’ by Teddyson John featuring Roy Cape All Stars, delivers the high energy that soca lovers enjoy.

Other highlights include, ‘Know the face’ by Marvay and ‘Road Bunx’ from Soca hitmaker Bunji Garlin featuring Static. Bunji Garlin’s wife Fay Ann-Lyons turns it up some more with the hypnotic ‘Hold on Something’.

One anticipated element of Soca Gold are the dynamic covers, which doesn’t disappoint this year featuring model and Instagram influencer Sira P. Kante (@inkmyafrica on Instagram – 300+k followers). Wearing a fishnet bodysuit, studded bra and ripped denim photographed by Travis Matthews, the 2017 concept is ‘Carnival meets Street’, consisting of traditional Carnival costume pieces styled with a street aesthetic. “We loved how the stylistic direction resulted in a hybrid look that displays a modern and youthful take on carnival fashion,” said Stephanie Chin and Christina Chin, Creative Directors of VP Records. “This cover is testimony that Soca Gold transcends more than just a compilation album, over the years it has become a brand and a lifestyle.”

Like its annual predecessors, Soca Gold 2017 includes a bonus DVD with live carnival footage and music videos that bring the exuberant music to life.

“This compilation represents the best of soca,” said Edwin Howell of VP Records. We carefully chose songs that would embody the energy and spirit that the carnival season brings.”

For more information about Soca Gold, please visit: https://www.facebook.com/socagold.

Soca Gold 2017 TRACKLIST 1. Take A Bath – Iwer George 2. I Doh Mind – Uncle Ellis 3. No Code – Teddyson John feat. Roy Cape Stars 4. Freaky Girls – Ricky T feat. Emepey Slicker 5. Destra VS. Lucy – Destra Garcia 6. Know The Face – Marvay 7. Road Bunx – Bunji Garlin 8. Hold On Something – Fay-Ann Lyons 9. Ramsingh Sharma – Omardath Maharaj feat. Raymond Ramnarine 10. Good Morning – Peter Ram 11. Nuttin Sweetah – Mr. Dale 12. No Name – Rupee & Ricardo Drue 13. Pumping Iron – Tizzy 14. Get Up And Move (Bubble) – Hypasounds 15. Single Woman – Rikki Jai 16. Balkisoon – Omardath Maharaj feat. Raymond Ramnarine 17. Turn On De Speaker- Gryner

[objetivoreggaeton]

Official Lyric Video // Marvay - Antidote

http://objetivoreggaeton.blogspot.com/2017/05/official-lyric-video-marvay-antidote.html

[jamminlive]

One week before the premier Beach House carnival fete. enjoy this Hot mix feat #UltimateRejects #Shadow #Kes #5StarAkil #Swappi #PatriceRoberts #Orlando #ProblemChild #Tizzy #M1 #SkinnyFabulous #FarmerNappy #Marvay #KingBubba #Gbmnutron #Lyrical #MachelMontano#BunjiGarlin #Voice #NessaPreppy #Olatunji #wejamminstill (at Netherland Gardens, Riverdale, Bronx, Ny, Usa)