BREAK RIDDIM 2011
Break Overview
The 2011 Carnival parade was full of color, music, and excitement. As the parade floats moved through the streets, the crowd danced to the sounds of the Break Riddim, a soca rhythm that became a favorite that year. The energy of the parade was matched by the lively beats and catchy melodies, making the Break Riddim a true road march classic for 2011. Soca music is known for bringing people together, especially during Carnival. The Break Riddim was crafted by a skilled soca producer, who shaped the sound to fit the festive mood. The riddim’s playful style and strong groove made it perfect for dancing in the streets. Several top artists performed over the Break Riddim, each adding their own style. Cheekie’s “Like Yaself” brought fun and energy, and Eddie Neblette’s “Keep Holding On” kept the crowd moving. Gary Cordoner, known for his strong stage presence, impressed with “Mesmerize.” Jah Melody, who is respected for his smooth vocals and has worked with top Caribbean producers, delivered “Love The Way.” Jessie Flo added her voice to the mix with “Another Girl,” making the riddim even more memorable. The Break Riddim’s soca drop became a highlight of Carnival 2011. Its music still brings back memories of that year’s celebrations, showing the lasting power of a great soca rhythm.
Break Tracklist:
- Cheekie – Like Yaself
- Eddie Neblette – Keep Holding On
- Gary Cordoner – Mesmerize
- Jah Melody – Love The Way
- Jessie Flo – Another Girl
- Militant – Break Free
- Rudy – You Will Be Mine
- Shelly G – Iron
- Unity – I Am Not A Fool
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