MAIN STAGE RIDDIM produced by PROBLEMATIC MEDIA 2022
Main Stage Overview
If you love the energy of carnival, the 2022 Main Stage Riddim is a release that captures that nonstop power to dance. The track base is built on fast, infectious soca rhythms—layers of percussion, pulsing bass, and bright melodies that keep the vibe high from start to finish. It’s the kind of riddim that pushes masqueraders and partygoers to keep moving, waving flags, and celebrating together. Every beat feels like a call to the road, and it’s easy to see why this sound became the heartbeat of carnival that year. On this riddim, some of soca’s most exciting voices shine. Erphaan Alves brings his signature charisma to "Caliente," a track that matches his reputation for high-energy performances. Shal Marshall, known for his radio work and for hits like "Splinters," stands out with "Call Meh Name," delivering catchy hooks that stick with you long after the music ends. Patrice Roberts, who made waves with "Mind My Business" and has a history of Road March success, delivers "Say Yuh Say," showing once again why she’s a favorite on the soca scene. Problem Child, the voice behind the popular "Nasty Up," gives us "Going Brave," while Viking Ding Dong adds his unique style to "Good Riddance." Behind it all is PROBLEMATIC MEDIA, the producer and creative force who has built a reputation for crafting soca riddims that dominate both local and international playlists. Their work on Main Stage Riddim brought together these top artists and kept the energy consistent across each track. Even now, the Main Stage Riddim’s carnival track base brings back memories of 2022’s wildest fetes, reminding reggae and soca fans of the power of great music to unite and uplift.
Main Stage Tracklist:
- Erphaan Alves – Caliente
- Shal Marshall – Call Meh Name
- Patrice Roberts – Say Yuh Say
- Problem Child – Going Brave
- Viking Ding Dong – Good Riddance (Clean)
- Viking Ding Dong – Good Riddance (Raw)
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