St. Lucia Carnival 2023 has been taken by storm with the explosive release of "We Jumping" by MNR x Kisha Kay. This song sets the stage on fire with the duo's electrifying collaboration delivering a pulsating and infectious Soca rhythm that encapsulates the spirit of the Carnival, inviting listeners to join in on the celebration. "We Jumping" immediately hooks you with its catchy melodies and vibrant beats. The song opens with an energetic introduction that sets the tone for the wild ride to come.

It's that time of the year again and Vincy Ragga Soca tracks are dropping for their summer carnival 2023. Today we present the music of R3CKA, the talented Vincy Soca singer, has once again captivated listeners with his latest release, "Repeat." This infectious track showcases R3CKA's unique style and vibrant energy, leaving fans craving for more. With its pulsating beats and catchy lyrics, "Repeat" is a true testament to R3CKA's prowess as a Soca artist.

We are heading deep south to bring you a music presentation from Australia. Yes, that Australia, and yes, the mix is all Soca. DJ Fasmwa, also known as Fasmwa, is a highly talented and renowned DJ hailing from Australia. He gained widespread recognition through his exceptional skills and unique style, captivating audiences with his infectious energy and passion for music. He has a distinguished presence on Prescription Radio 023, where he displays a deep knowledge of electronic music and a wide variety of tastes. 

Here we go again Soca music lovers, we have the latest Soca music Top 10 chart for Trinidad and Tobago. The list is from COTT (Copyright Association of Trinidad & Tobago). The top three songs have changed places from last week's chart while Jub Jub by Kes dropped off the chart making room for DAP by Viking Ding Dong. Once again, the movement of songs feels a little wacky making one question the selection of the music played by the radio stations. 

Here is a little housekeeping regarding COTT and the current playlist. COTT is a non-profit organization that represents composers, authors, and publishers of musical works in Trinidad and Tobago. The organization collects and distributes royalties to its members for the public performance and broadcast of their works, including on radio stations. 

The COTT Radio Play chart is based on data provided by a sample of Trinidad and Tobago radio stations that report their weekly airplay to COTT. The chart reflects the total number of plays each song received during the week. A weighted average of the data is then used to adjust for the differences in the number of radio stations and audiences among them.

COTT:
"Our chart is informed by data obtained from VERICAST - the software used by COTT to capture this and other types of musical data".