Originally posted on the blog Sokah2Soca (www.sokah2soca.com). We bring you only the best new music, while Island Vybe Radio rocks it live on the air!!
We have returned from a brief hiatus with an engaging Soca track that crushes the vibe for Carnival 2024 in Saint Lucia. Imran Nerdy is the artist behind the song, "Start D Party." This is an electrifying 2024 Soca track that seamlessly blends elements of EDM and Bouyon.
Imran Nerdy, the talented artist behind this infectious tune, has crafted a musical experience that transports listeners to the sun-soaked streets of St. Lucia during Carnival season. Produced by Vibez Production, “Start D Party” masterfully blends traditional Soca elements with modern EDM sounds. The fusion of electronic beats, soca drums, and vibrant vocal hooks results in a track that bridges generations and musical genres.
After listening to this song, it's clear that it's a party starter, a mid-level engagement, and a song that encourages everyone to have a good time. “Start D Party” is more than just a song; it’s an invitation to celebrate life, dance freely, and embrace the magic of music. So next time you’re at a party, turn up the volume, and let Imran Nerdy’s infectious energy ignite the dance floor!
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Production Notes/Music Credits:
Song Title: Start D Party
Artist/Performed by: Imran Nerdy
Produced by: Vibez Production
Mixed & mastered by Yannik Plante
Origin: Saint Lucia
Genre: Soca
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