MR ROMEL RIDDIM produced by PLATTA RECORDING STUDIOS 2014
Mr Romel Overview
In 2014, the Mr Romel Riddim festival collection arrived on the soca scene, bringing a burst of carnival energy from the Caribbean. The release was crafted at PLATTA RECORDING STUDIOS, a known name in Caribbean music production. Over the years, PLATTA RECORDING STUDIOS has worked with many soca artists and helped shape the sound of modern soca with their signature cohesive style. The Mr Romel Riddim featured a strong lineup of artists. Sekon Sta delivered "Bun Dem," a track that reflected his rising profile in the soca world. Sekon Sta is also recognized for his hit "Kings and Queens," which helped establish him as a leading voice in Trinidad and Tobago’s soca scene. Lil Rick, an artist from Barbados, brought his song "Flawless" to the collection. Lil Rick is widely known for his energetic performances and hit tracks like "Gym Instructor," making him a staple in Crop Over and Caribbean festivals. Also on the riddim were Porgie & Murda with "Giddyup," adding their own flavor to the mix. Rdx, the Jamaican duo, contributed "Shella," showing their dancehall roots within the soca rhythm. Patrice Roberts, a popular Trinidadian singer, delivered "Pon De Nine." Patrice Roberts is known for her collaborations with Machel Montano and for her solo hit "Big Girl Now." Jadel rounded out the collection with "Wine Up On It," offering more energy for carnival lovers. The arranger behind the riddim blended island sounds to create a seamless party vibe. Even today, many fans connect the year 2014 with this festival collection, remembering its impact on soca and carnival celebrations.
Mr Romel Tracklist:
- Sekon Sta – Bun Dem (We No Beg Friend)
- Lil Rick – Flawless
- Porgie & Murda – Giddyup
- Rdx – Shella
- Patrice Roberts – Pon De Nine
- Jadel – Wine Up On It
- Platta Recording Studios – Mr Romel Riddim (Instrumental)
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