NEWNEW RIDDIM produced by G-ISLANDS 2013
Newnew Overview
At Carnival 2013, the Newnew Riddim parade set made a big impact on the streets, especially for fans across the islands. The truck rolled out in the heart of the festivities, giving everyone a chance to dance and celebrate to the hottest soca sounds of the year. The set featured standout performances from Politik Nai, who brought energy with the song "Bel Lavi." Politik Nai is known for his work in the Caribbean music scene and has been recognized for his unique style. Elji & La Matrak also made waves with "Fraka," a track that got the crowd moving. Elji, in particular, is known for his collaborations and for being part of the group Vibe, which has had success in the French Caribbean. The parade kept the tempo high with Lumil & J's "Max - Party Tun Up," and Little Nnay’s "We A Bun It" added a fiery vibe. Saa'Turn performed "Fou," keeping the energy up for everyone following the truck. Each artist brought their own flavor, making the set unforgettable for those who were there. Behind the scenes, the producer G-ISLANDS shaped the sound of this riddim. G-ISLANDS has a reputation for delivering strong soca productions and has worked with many Caribbean artists. His skills in blending catchy rhythms and party vibes helped make the Newnew Riddim a Carnival favorite in 2013. For many island fans, the sound of this parade set is still tied to memories of that year’s Carnival, when the truck’s anthem base kept the streets alive and dancing.
Newnew Tracklist:
- Politik Nai – Bel Lavi
- Elji & La Matrak – Fraka
- Lumil & J-Max – Party Tun Up
- Little Nnay – We A Bun It
- Saa’Turn – Fou
- Devoted – Don’T Be Mad
- Toupi – Plen Je
- Ron Ron – Manzel La
- Mr Sm – San Ou Frennen (Gal)
- Djama Straika – Mache Dwe’T
- Blicassty – Nou Enmen
- Mighty Madnick – Hum!
- M-O-B – Pran’Y La
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