MOOMBAHTON RIDDIM produced by SOCA 2013 – MADMEN PRODUCERS 2012
Moombahton Overview
In the world of Caribbean music, the sound of soca trucks rolling through the streets is a big part of carnival culture. The truck anthem is more than just music—it is a moving party, bringing people together to dance and celebrate. In 2012, a special soca compilation captured this joyful feeling and quickly became a favorite for fans. The music on this compilation was shaped by the skilled hands of SOCA, a producer known for working with MADMEN PRODUCERS. SOCA has played a key role in bringing new energy to soca music, helping it reach more listeners around the world. The riddim used in this project blends tropical melodies with a lively, modern beat. Several talented artists added their voices to this collection. Bunji Garlin, one of the most famous names in soca, delivered "Over Yuh Head." Bunji is well-known for his hit "Differentology," which won the 2013 Soul Train Award for Best International Performance. Granty brought a bold style to "B.I.G," while Kes, a band led by Kees Dieffenthaller, shared their uplifting song "Socializing." Kes is also known for their hit "Savannah Grass," a favorite during Trinidad Carnival. Vegas energized the crowd with "Brace Pon It," and Mx Prime, who became widely known for leading the band Ultimate Rejects and their hit "Full Extreme," performed "Brutal." Skinny Fabulous joined the lineup with "Leh We Go," and the version track, "Moombahton Riddim," showed off the producer’s skill. This compilation became the heartbeat of 2012, filling the streets with joy and unity. It remains a dancefloor classic, reminding everyone of soca’s power to bring people together.
Moombahton Tracklist:
- Bunji Garlin – Over Yuh Head
- Granty – B.I.G
- Kes – Socializing
- Vegas – Brace Pon It
- Mx Prime – Brutal
- Skinny Fabulous – Leh We Go
- Version – Moombahton Riddim (Instrumental)
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