Ananda/Sokah2Soca
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!
Everyone all over the world takes time out to rest and relax. Not so in Trinidad and Tobago; instead, we choose to "lime"! We explain this Trini phenomenon for those who are unfamiliar with Trinidad. Liming is a Trini activity that emphasizes doing nothing, creating a feel-good environment, sharing food, drink, and picong, and elevating the term "hang out" to a new level! Today we present a newly released song from "KI and The Band" titled "Liming"! We know you will like the song, but we hope our writings about it and this cultural phenomenon put a smile on your face.
If you share the sentiment of "liming," you've come to the right place. Today, you can enhance the art of doing nothing in style with a song that adds a unique vibe to the session. The infectious rhythms will captivate the audience. Kris Persad and Rich "Shan" Persad's superb production of "KI The Band" brings the spirit of Carnival to life, leading us to assume that they drew inspiration for this music release.
The lyrical content of this song resonates with the idea that no one desires to return home to perform any tasks. The team of Kris Persad and Rich "Shan" Persad delivered with their writing skills; yes, the lyrics are on point. However, Nikholai Green of NMG Music deserves recognition for his excellent production work.
We love to have a wonderful time, and Liming is the key to achieving that goal in Trinidad and Tobago. The song delivers on the promise of having that wonderful time, letting go, and creating memories that could last a lifetime. Once the lime fades, it's time to fête—the real lime is about to begin.
At Sokah2Soca, we love the vibe, the rhythm, and the general feel of "Liming" by "Ki & The Band." Now, press play, turn up the volume, and let the music set the mood for your next liming session.
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Production Notes/Music Credits:
Song Title: Liming
Artist/Performed by: KI & The Band
Produced by: Kris Persad & Rich “Shan” Persad
Written by: Kris Persad & Rich “Shan” Persad
Mixed & Mastered by: Nikholai Green of NMG Music
Background Vocals by: Kris Persad, Stefan “Jaxx” Bindoo, Miguel Maestre
Additional Writing by: Stefan “Jaxx” Bindoo
Additional Bass and Bass Arrangement: Miguel Charles Music from A Team Band
Studio Engineer: Vocals recorded by: Rich Persad | Room 2 - Toronto
Executive Producer: Veerendra “Cappy” Persad & Kris Persad
Cover Art: D3viant Media | Demetri Ramlogan
Origin: Trinidad, Republic of Trinidad & Tobago
Genre: Soca
Please be advised that the music is presented here for your listening pleasure and for promotional purposes only ("Fair Use" Musical Content Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976). No copyright infringement is intended! We don't own the rights to this music; it is presented here for promotional use only. We encourage you to promote the artists and their music; please don't download and share them and rob the artists of needed income! I, nor this blog, make any claims of ownership over any of the videos, songs, photos, or graphics used for this post because they all belong to their respective owners.
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Christmas Parang Mix by DJ Hyper of BlackWidowSounds: Have a merry Trini Christmas
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November 30, 2024
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For those who don't know, after you finish listening to this mixtape, you will understand why people who experience it proclaim that Trini Christmas is the best. The food is exceptional, and let me assure you, there is an abundance of it. While our Christmas music embodies vibes, rhythm, and joy, BlackWidowSounds of Island Vybe Philly Caribbean Radio presents a superb mixtape today that captures the spirit of the season. The mixtape features a vibrant mix of music, including Parang Soca and traditional North American songs done Trini style. You will experience all the traditional Parang vibes, along with modern Soca and songs that will make you yearn to celebrate Christmas at home in Trinidad.
This is the Christmas Parang Mix 2024 by DJ Hyper—a mixtape that showcases the talent of the people of sweet Trinidad and Tobago. With memorable melodies and infectious rhythms, DJ Hyper's talent will have the entire family and friends paranging in style for this holiday season. Excellent music and a festive gathering of friends make this Christmas mixtape the one to have, the mixtape that will fill your home with that beloved Trini Christmas warmth that makes us proud to be Trinis sharing our culture and making the season so special. .
I could continue to extol the virtues of Trini Christmas music, but I will stand back and let this mixtape captivate and transform you into a Trini "jus-so"! The music selection and quality of the mixtape offer the perfect soundtrack for a festive holiday season. Make sure to bookmark this post for future enjoyment with family and friends.
So come on, take the journey with us; we welcome you aboard this "Christmas Parang Mix 2024," an exceptional work of curating and mixing that showcases the talent of BlackWidowSounds. Listening to the mix while writing this post was a joy; I can still hear Baron's voice singing to me. Spread joy, spread music, press play, and enjoy the best Christmas music in the world. Nice.
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Production Notes/Music Credits:
Mixtape Title:
Curated & Mixed by: DJ Hyper of BlackWidowSounds
Mixed on site: USA
Music Origins: Trinidad, Republic of Trinidad & Tobago
Genre: Parang Soca, Traditional Christmas Carols, Trini Style
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So much Soca, but not enough Chutney Soca! Well, let's do something different today. For this post, we won't be following the Soca or Chutney Soca route. What then? How about we post a traditional Chutney song? Let's do that and see what kind of response we get from our readers! Trinidad and Tobago boasts a multicultural society and abundant talent. In light of this, we venture south of the Caroni River and present a track named "Japti," featuring the vocals of Hemlatha Dindial. Rishi Gayadeen, known for his talent and reputation, arranged, mixed, and produced the song. We believe the energy of this track will ignite your soul. Don't behave confused; just get up and dance your arse off.
Now, for those who enjoy Soca and Chutney, we present a traditional chutney song. Although most Soca fans are unfamiliar with it, its rhythm and joy will make them love it. The vibe you hear comes from the astute hands of Raj Singh, whose talent on the dholak and dhantal shines throughout this song. You can compare his part in this song to the "engine room" for steelbands.
Hemlatha Dindial's voice reverberates throughout the land, summoning the masses to groove to the exceptional production work by Rishi Gayadeen. If you don't know Trinidad and Tobago's culture, don't think this is eastern music. Hell no, it's from the southernmost Caribbean island. Yes, it is sweet music from the shores of Trinidad and Tobago.
So there you have it, a traditional chutney song brought to you by Sokah2Soca in collaboration with Island Vybe Philly Radio. We are here to bring you all the music of our homeland. So jump aboard and vibe with us. Press play, turn up the volume, and let the music of Hemlatha Dindial take you deep South into the Caribbean, into the vibe of the people of Trinidad and Tobago.
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Production Notes/Music Credits:
Song Title: Japti
Artiste/Performed by: Hemlatha Dindial
Dholak & Dhantal by: Raj Singh
Arranged, Mixed, and Produced by: Rishi Gayadeen
Production house: RGBandProductions
Mastered by: GQ MAXZIMUM
Origin: Trinidad, Republic of Trinidad & Tobago
Genre: Traditional Chutney
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While we applaud the value of Lord Blakie's Calypso, we would like to take this opportunity to remind people that each of us can and should use independent thought and not fall prey to 'false prophets' preaching a way forward when they are breaking the rules. Instead of making excuses for them, we should confront their bigotry when it is evident and unmistakable.
It was indeed a pleasure listening to this old-school style of Calypso and the singing style of one of our finest Calypsonians. At Sokah2Soca, we celebrate this classic calypso infused with a catchy melody, witty lyrical content, and music that you can dance to, unlike many of the calypsos sung today. Let me conclude with the following: many calypsos made fun of the small islanders and especially the Grenadians, but without the Grenadians, Trinidad Calypso would not be what it is today. We are thankful to the country and people of Grenada for their development of Trinidad's Calypso culture.
From Danny Fitzgerald's YouTube Post:
Early '60s calypso from Carlton Joseph, a.k.a. Lord Blakie. The Warlord wanted to send migrants back to Grenada, including "The Mighty Sparrow!"
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Production Notes/Music Credits:
Song Title: Send Them Back
Artist/Performed by: Lord Blakie
Written by: Joseph Francis (Lord Blakie)
Music by: Frankie Francia
Record Label: Columbia
Origin: Trinidad
Genre: Calypso
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