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Oooh, Lady Lava, I like this—I like this song a lot! For Trinidad Carnival 2026, she’s serving up cheeky brilliance with a double dose of “horn” that’ll have you grinning and wining at the same time. This song is the complete package with a burst of wit, rhythm, and cultural resonance.
While I felt the vibe from the start, this song is more than just good vibes; it is a cleverly written song, a cheeky celebration of Caribbean wordplay (using double entendre) and our sweet musical tradition.
Written by Keisha Harris and Dion Gomez and produced by Boogy Rankss, this track is a masterclass in double entendre. Lady Lava flips “horn” (cheating) and “horn” (sound) into lyrical play that’s clever, relatable, and downright infectious. Because let’s be real—horn is a phenomenon humans just cyah handle, and who wants to?
But it’s not just the lyrics. Boogy Rankss brings pure vibes with a production that’s simple, effective, and bubbling with tassa and rhythm section energy. It’s that kind of groove where yuh have to move when yuh hear it—no questions asked. Hello, this song is sweet like sugarcane, boi!
"No Horn" delivers:
- Cheeky lyrical content
- Excellent vocal delivery
- Magical music production
- Vibes for days
Lady Lava didn’t just release a song—she released a mood. Carnival 2026 just got a little more playful, and we’re here for it. Did we mention clever lyrical content? Yes, we did mention clever lyrical content, and in addition to strong vocals and music that sets your soul on fire, this is truly sweet music.
Our music and culture are about delivering content that entertains, provokes, and moves you—literally and emotionally. Lady Lava didn’t just drop a track; she dropped a vibe. And for 2026, that vibe is horned, hyped, and undeniably sweet.
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Production Notes/Music Credits:
Song Title: No Horn
Artist/Performed by: Lady Lava
Produced By: Boogy Rankss
Written By: Keisha Harris (Lady Lava) & Dion Gomez
Origin: Trinidad, Republic of Trinidad & Tobago
Genre: Soca ?
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