Have A Seat Riddim – Westpoint Entertainment

Westpoint Entertainment keeps its foot in the Grenadian soca lane with Have A Seat Riddim, a 2026 project that feels aimed straight at the road and the cooler, more conversational side of carnival music. The label has already been active with a string of recent soca riddims, and this one follows that same run of releases with another multi-artist set built for rotation, fetes and radio play.

The lineup is anchored by Grenadian voices with different shades of personality. Cryave, who broke through in Grenada’s groovy soca scene and won the island’s Groovy Monarch crown in 2022, is here twice with “Craving Bacchanal” in clean and raw versions, which tells you the song was meant to travel widely while still keeping its edge. Boyzie, the Grenadian soca singer who has long been one of the island’s most dependable carnival voices, brings “Horn Survivor, ” a title that already sounds like it will carry that sly, cheeky energy soca fans know well. Jerenton, another Grenadian name who has been pushing into the groovy space, adds “Live ah Little More, ” while NolE appears with “Pressure Must High” and Lednek with “Stress Free. ” Jonathan Francis opens the set with “Ah Tired, ” and Riggy Atmosphere adds “Lucky and Coward, ” giving the riddim a broader spread of styles across the same base.

What makes the project work is the balance between party tension and everyday frustration. The titles point in two directions at once: bacchanal, horning, pressure, fatigue, stress, and the urge to let go of it all. That gives the riddim a familiar soca push, but with enough lived-in detail to feel rooted in real carnival conversation rather than generic jump-up. The repeated use of Grenadian artists also gives it a strong island identity, with Cryave’s two cuts and Boyzie’s presence doing the heaviest lifting. It sounds like the kind of riddim built for DJs who want a set that can move from lighter, sing-along energy into sharper, more talkative tunes without losing momentum.