Groovy City Riddim – Homebase Music Studio

Glaze’s “All Is Well” feels like the sharpest cut here, the kind of sweet-spot soca tune that locks into the groove without overreaching, and it sets up Groovy City Riddim as a neat five-track run from Homebase Music Studio. Lu Lu’s “More Life” and Miss Coco’s “Turn It Up” keep the energy bright, while Snakey and Springs bring a tougher edge with “Stay” and “Woman’s Scorn, ” so the riddim moves between feel-good carnival lift and a slightly more pointed, storyteller side. It’s not a sprawling production, just a tight 2018 package with five singers and five distinct takes, and that economy gives it a different feel from some of Homebase’s other soca work, which tends to lean into bigger, more crowded lineups. Within the label’s catalogue, this sits as one of those compact, road-ready releases built for the season.