Palance Riddim – Kernal Roberts

PALANCE RIDDIM produced by KERNAL ROBERTS 2010

Palance Overview

Carnival in Trinidad and Tobago is famous for its high energy and joyful music. In 2010, the Palance Riddim became a key sound of the season, bringing crowds together in celebration. Soca music is the heartbeat of Carnival, and the Palance Riddim captured that feeling perfectly. The rhythm was made for dancing, jumping, and waving—everything Carnival is known for. The producer behind this riddim is Kernal Roberts, a respected name in soca. Roberts is the son of the legendary Lord Kitchener, and he has produced many hits for Trinidad’s Carnival. He is known for his work with the label KMP Music and for shaping the sound of modern soca. His influence is clear in the way the Palance Riddim moves people on the road. Jw And Blaze brought the anthem Jw And Blaze — Palance to life. This song became a huge hit and even won the Road March title in Trinidad and Tobago for 2010. The crowd energy and catchy chorus made it unforgettable. Shal Marshall Feat Screws added their own flavor with Shal Marshall Feat Screws — Police, bringing more excitement to the riddim. Screws - Police — Police also stands out, showing the range of talent on the riddim. Today, the Palance Riddim is remembered as a Carnival classic. Its songs still fill the air at parties and parades, keeping the spirit of 2010 alive.

Palance Tracklist:

1. Jw And Blaze – Palance
2. Shal Marshall Feat Screws – Police