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Smooth, awesome and carries a message of love. Isn't that what we all need in this race baiting society today. A message of love to make things right and that is the message that Naycha delivers today. I just love this song! "Somebody" by Naycha has graced the airwaves with his newest release, "Somebody." This captivating track takes listeners on an enchanting journey through the realm of love, showcasing Naycha's remarkable vocal prowess and lyrical depth.
Naycha left the Soca music scene back in 2007 to pursue a path that led him to sing gospel music. Now he is back on the Soca music circuit with a mission to deliver songs that empower the soul. He wants everyone to understand that Soca is not just about jump and wave, wine and jam on somebody music. This is a positive thing, and the release of this song proves that he is on a path to deliver meaningful music that will uplift this genre we call Soca. We are blessed to feature the music of this gifted singer from Antigua.
"Somebody" immediately captures attention with its infectious melody and polished production. The song's rhythmic beats blend seamlessly with Naycha's rich vocals, setting the stage for an enthralling listening experience. The opening notes alone are enough to pique curiosity and spark anticipation for what lies ahead.
We don't need insular thinking today and the hook of learning to love one another feel so right today. We just love the lyrical content of this song; "Somebody" delves into the universal theme of longing for companionship and finding that special someone. Naycha's heartfelt delivery brings a sense of authenticity to the narrative, making it relatable to a wide range of listeners. His vocal range and control are on full display, effortlessly navigating between smooth verses and emotionally charged choruses.
Naycha Soca's "Somebody" is a heartfelt and enchanting track that leaves a lasting impression. It effortlessly combines relatable lyrics, very relatable vocals, and smooth vibe to create a memorable musical experience. With this release, Naycha has firmly established himself as an artist to watch in the realm of love-infused music. Fans of contemporary pop with a touch of tropical flair will undoubtedly find solace in the sweet serenade of "Somebody."
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Production Notes/Music Credits:
Song Title: Somebody
Album/Riddim: Good Terms Riddim
Artist/Performed by: Naycha K.I.D (Naycha Edwards)
Produced by: ***
Mixed & mastered by: ***
Genre: Soca
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We are one Caribbean people, and today we take this opportunity to celebrate Flag Day with the Haitian community. On this day, May 18, 2023, we celebrate Haitian Flag Day. This is a day to commemorate the adoption of the Haitian flag on May 18, 1803, during the Haitian Revolution. The flag is a symbol of the Haitian people's struggle for freedom and independence.
The Haitian flag is a bicolor flag with two horizontal stripes of blue and red. The blue stripe represents the sky, and the red stripe represents the blood of those who fought for Haitian independence. The flag is a symbol of patriotism and nationalism and was a beacon of hope in Haiti during the colonial era.
The Haitian flag is a symbol of liberation and embodies the cultural heritage and resilience of the Haitian people. It is a reminder of the sacrifices that were made to achieve Haitian independence, and it is a source of pride for all Haitians.
On this day, we celebrate the Haitian flag and the Haitian people. We are proud of our heritage and culture. We are committed to building a better future for Haiti. Happy Haitian Flag Day to all Haitians, wherever you reside!
As we celebrate the day, we should immerse ourselves with Haitian culture. We think that some Haitian Kompa music. This mix was done by DJ LgMix Haiti. We hope you enjoy the mixtape and continue supporting the people of Haiti. Kompa to the World!
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Production Notes/Music Credits:
Song Title: Fèm Voye Mix Kompa Gouyad 2022
MixMaster: DJ LgMix
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The "pan-tent" is not what it used to be; it is no longer a makeshift structure of posts with a galvanized roof! Today Trinidad and Tobago's national instrument is globally recognized. With that notoriety comes a level of competence in housing that should be afforded to the national instrument. Today, this post recognizes the quality of the newly created environment created by the government and people of Trinidad & Tobago for our national instrument. Today's post celebrates the inauguration of the updated state of the art Pan-Theatre for the Desperadoes Steelband, located at Tragarete Road in Port-of-Spain, Trinidad. The opening of the Desperadoes Pan Theatre signifies an exciting era for steel pan music. It also reinforces the nation's commitment to preserving and celebrating its cultural traditions.
The steelpan and steelbands have become a symbol of national pride and a global ambassador of Trinidadian culture. The opening of this theater serves as a tribute to the pioneers of steel pan music. It pays homage to their tireless efforts in transforming discarded oil drums into instruments of exquisite harmony and rhythm. Progress is a wonderful thing indeed, we will no longer say "Pan-Tent" or "Pan-Yard" but instead say, "Steelband Theatre". I am liking this already!
This newly built structure will not only be a place to feel proud of, but a place that breathes life into the art form. It will provide a platform for aspiring musicians, seasoned performers, and curious enthusiasts alike. The state-of-the-art theatre will encourage people to visit and create an environment for learning... yes, an educational venue for those who want to learn about the steelpan and play the instrument.
The opening of the Desperadoes Pan Theatre has far-reaching implications for the local economy and tourism industry. As a world-class facility, it will attract music aficionados, scholars, and tourists from around the globe. This influx of visitors will not only contribute to Port-of-Spain's economic growth but also serve as a catalyst for Trinidad and Tobago's cultural tourism sector. The theater will strengthen the nation's reputation as a hub for artistic expression and encourage further investment in the creative industries.
This theater could serve as the template for future designs, and it is hoped that with the help of the government and private sector more designed pan theatres will replace some of the shoddy homes that many renowned steelbands are currently housed. All bands should have a state-of-the-art home to teach, learn and eventually become an entertainment venue. The Desperadoes Pan Theatre is long overdue and with its promise to entertain, educate, and inspire, the Desperadoes Pan Theatre is poised to become a vibrant hub for the celebration of steel pan music, fostering creativity, and promoting the cultural legacy of our beloved country, Trinidad & Tobago.
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Notes/Video Credits:
Video; Tringlobe Media
Culture: Steelband
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Grenada's Carnival, often called "Spice Mas", is a vibrant and enchanting celebration of culture, music, and community. It is a time when the island comes alive with rhythmic beats, vibrant costumes, and infectious energy. This music production has all the ingredients necessary to make this festival right. In the spirit of creative expression, the Half Smile Riddim has emerged as a captivating musical experiment with talented artists. It features six of Grenada's favorite artists with songs by Runi Jay, Valene Nedd, Mr. Walkie, Lednek, Myney and Boyzie. Get ready to party hard and feel the vibe that powers Jab mas in Grenada!
We are confident that you will enjoy the songs and should note that this is a Peck Jones production. He did it all, producing, mixing and mastering the riddim. The album features a lively fusion of pulsating drum patterns, melodic basslines, and captivating synths. This creates a musical landscape that beckons the crowd to move and sway. Its energetic tempo and melodic hooks infuse the air with undeniable exuberance, providing the appropriate collection of songs for Grenada Carnival's vibrant celebrations.
Each artist presented songs that relate to all Spice Islanders. The music vibe is key, but what makes each song stand out are the clever lyrics making each presentation unique. Fans of each artist will be pleasantly surprised. Those the music production may also become fans of not just one artist/song but a few on the album. We think you will find your 'musical earworm' on this album/riddim.
We feel confident that as Grenada's Spice proceeds into full party mode this production will emerge as a defining element of this year's festival. It captures the hearts and souls of all who attend the festivities. Its infectious rhythms, vibrant melodies, and meaningful lyrics embody the Grenadian spirit, fostering unity, celebration, and joy. The Half Smile Riddim adds a fresh dimension to Carnival but also serves as a cultural symbol. It celebrates Grenadian musicians' artistic prowess and the vibrant heritage of the Spice Isle.
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Production Notes/Music Credits:
Album/Riddim Title: Half Smile Riddim
Produced & Mixed by: Peck Jones
Mastered By Peck Jones
Genre: Soca
Featured Artistes/Songs:
Runi Jay - One time
Valene Nedd - Pump
Mr. Walkie - This Carnival
Lednek - Feeling to Fly
Myney - Soca and Love
Boyzie - No Bush
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