Love Struck Riddim (2026) – NoirVibe Records

NoirVibe Records keeps the focus tight on the vocalists here, and Showman’s “Love Struck” feels like the natural entry point: bright, springy soca energy with just enough sweetness to carry the hook. From there, Official Ross’ “Mental” and Aza’s “Soca Heaven” push the riddim into a more playful, party-ready pocket, while Khiomal’s “Back To When” cools things down with a more sentimental turn. The production has that clean, forward-moving Trinidad-style bounce that lets each singer keep their own identity without crowding the rhythm, and Sandman’s “Give You Love” probably lands closest to the soft-centred side of the title. Lynchy closes it out with “You and I, ” a neat finishing touch, and the whole set runs like a compact 2026 soca round-up with six voices and no wasted space.