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Carnival 2026 is shaping up to be unforgettable, and Yung Bredda clearly has no intention of slowing down. Just when you thought he might take a breather, he’s back with another release that demands attention. The track is called We Louder, and it’s part of the Bucket List Riddim. From the very first note, you can feel that this one is built to move people—it’s a song that insists on being heard, felt, and danced to.
What makes We Louder stand out is the way it’s put together. N.M.G Music handled the recording, production, mixing, and mastering, and the result is a high‑energy soca groove that feels tailor‑made for chippin’ down the road. But it’s not just another soca track; there’s something different here. The vibe is fresh, almost rebellious, with a pulse that makes you want to shake something without even realizing it. That edge comes in part from the rock‑and‑roll guitar riffs laid down by Kyle Peters, whose tireless playing adds grit and texture to the rhythm. Layered on top are the background vocals from Kizzie Huggins, giving the track warmth and depth that balance the energy perfectly.
Then there are the lyrics, written by Shumba. "You loud, we louder. You proud, we prouder, liquor and Soca, shutting the whole place down." These are playful but still commanding lyrics that keep pushing the idea of taking over the party and bringing new vibes. Lines like “every dance is new” and “we only take over” capture the spirit of Carnival itself—renewal, energy, and the joy of being louder, prouder, and freer with every step. It’s the kind of lyrical hook that sticks in your head and becomes part of the collective chant on the road.
Put it all together—N.M.G.’s production, Kyle Peters’ wicked guitar work, Kizzie Huggins’ harmonies, and Yung Bredda’s commanding delivery—and you’ve got a track that feels destined to be a Carnival anthem. It’s different, but it feels so right. It’s music that makes you want to move, to celebrate, to claim space. And that’s why Sokah2Soca is recommending We Louder. This is the sound we will be dancing to and the vibe we will carry into Carnival 2026. Turn it up, because Yung Bredda is here to remind us all: we are louder.
What makes We Louder stand out is the way it’s put together. N.M.G Music handled the recording, production, mixing, and mastering, and the result is a high‑energy soca groove that feels tailor‑made for chippin’ down the road. But it’s not just another soca track; there’s something different here. The vibe is fresh, almost rebellious, with a pulse that makes you want to shake something without even realizing it. That edge comes in part from the rock‑and‑roll guitar riffs laid down by Kyle Peters, whose tireless playing adds grit and texture to the rhythm. Layered on top are the background vocals from Kizzie Huggins, giving the track warmth and depth that balance the energy perfectly.
Then there are the lyrics, written by Shumba. "You loud, we louder. You proud, we prouder, liquor and Soca, shutting the whole place down." These are playful but still commanding lyrics that keep pushing the idea of taking over the party and bringing new vibes. Lines like “every dance is new” and “we only take over” capture the spirit of Carnival itself—renewal, energy, and the joy of being louder, prouder, and freer with every step. It’s the kind of lyrical hook that sticks in your head and becomes part of the collective chant on the road.
Put it all together—N.M.G.’s production, Kyle Peters’ wicked guitar work, Kizzie Huggins’ harmonies, and Yung Bredda’s commanding delivery—and you’ve got a track that feels destined to be a Carnival anthem. It’s different, but it feels so right. It’s music that makes you want to move, to celebrate, to claim space. And that’s why Sokah2Soca is recommending We Louder. This is the sound we will be dancing to and the vibe we will carry into Carnival 2026. Turn it up, because Yung Bredda is here to remind us all: we are louder.
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Production Notes/Music Credits:
Song Title: We Louder
Artist/Performed by: Yung Bredda
Written by: Shumba
Background Vocals by: Kizzie Huggins
Recorded, Produced, Mixed and Mastered by: N.M.G Music
Rock and Roll Guitars by Kyle Peters
Artwork and Animation by: Yung Rudd
Origin: Trinidad, Republic of Trinidad & Tobago
Genre: Soca ?
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