The Best Of Old School Soca mixed by DJ STYLEZ

I’m often asked what I’m listening to in the studio while I work. There’s nothing like the energy of classic soca tunes to elevate my artistic spirit.

Distant familiar tunes from yesteryears carry memories and stories, creating a nostalgic atmosphere in the studio. It’s like taking a trip down memory lane while I’m in the zone, allowing me to tap into a reservoir of emotions that enriches my creative process.

Next time you find me in the studio, you can bet these classic soca vibes will be echoing through the threads and colors. 🎵🎨

Track List: 01.Krossfyah- All Aboard 02.Burning Flames- Chook & Dip 03.Krossfyah- She Body In Control 04.Krossfyah- Oil Pumpin 05.Burning Flames- Workey Workey 06. Square One- Aye Aye Aye 07.Onyan- Whoop Whaps 08.Jam Band- Dimond 09.Burning Flames- Juantanamera 10.Militant-Passion 11.Square One- Hands Up 12.Rupee- Blame It 13.Shayne Bailey- Let Go Me Man 14.Square One- Iron Have Me So Bazodee 15.Rupee- What Happen In De Party 16.Kevin Lyttle- Turn Me On 17.Machel Mantano ft Mr Vegas- Dance With You 18.Bomani- Ah Not Going (Down There Tonight) 19.Destra- Who The Hell Is Kim(Wrong Name)

Holiday… ah can’t see

The song “Holiday” by Problem Child is crazy viral in my Caribbean social algorithm with hundreds of videos with mega views, so why doesn’t the music video have more views?

The song is destined to be a 2024 Carnival monster hit, so show some love to “Holiday” and crank those views up… #obsessed

Confessions of a Guilty Pleasure: Pumpa’s “The A List” Takes Over My Playlist

I’m here to admit something that some might consider a guilty pleasure, but honestly, I couldn’t care less because Pumpa’s “The A List” is a total vibe, and I’m ready to shout it from the rooftops!

It all started one night on the boardwalk in Christiansted harbor St. Croix. “The A List” was blasting from one of the bars and hit me like a ton of bricks. Before I knew it, I found myself succumbing to the irresistible urge to wind my waist and bend right ova, just like the song instructed. I must say, it was a transcendent moment – a blend of infectious beats and an undeniable call to dance that I couldn’t resist.

The catchy lyrics and the energetic rhythm of the song quickly turned “The A List” into an ear worm that refuses to leave my head. It’s the kind of track that plays on a loop in your mind, and honestly, I’m not complaining. I’ve fully embraced the obsession, and I’m not afraid to admit my name ends with an A, so… bend right ova.

And then came the music video – an absolute visual feast that took my fascination to a whole new level. The athleticism of the dancers leave me in awe. I have to give major props to these talented ladies mind-boggling moves. At my age, attempting to replicate most of these dance moves is a major a stretch, but who cares? The video is a celebration of movement, freedom, and pure joy, and I can’t help but be inspired to try.

Sure, I may catch some heat for publicly declaring my love for this song and video, but guess what? I don’t care. “The A List” has a magnetic pull, and I’m proudly surrendering to its rhythm. As St. Thomas Carnival season approaches, I can’t help but daydream about being in the midst of the festivities, fully equipped with my feather back pack and enthusiastic attempts to wind it up.