ROCKET RIDDIM produced by ECLECTIK MUSIC 2021
Rocket Overview
The creative force behind Rocket Riddim is ECLECTIK MUSIC, a well-known producer and label in the Caribbean music scene. ECLECTIK MUSIC has a reputation for bringing fresh energy to soca and dancehall, and has produced several standout tracks over the years. Their productions are recognized on major platforms like Apple Music and Spotify, making them accessible to fans worldwide. Rocket Riddim became one of the most talked-about releases during Carnival 2021. The instrumental, “Eclectik Music — Rocket Riddim (Instrumental),” set the stage for a collection of energetic tracks that captured the spirit of the festival season. Among the standout performances, Black Starr made waves with “Black Starr — B.B.B” and its alternate version, “Black Starr — B.B.B (E).” Black Starr is known for his dynamic presence on the soca scene, and these tracks became instant favorites during Carnival. Keytinna’s “Keytinna — Woye” also drew attention for its catchy hooks and vibrant delivery. Another highlight was “Fadda Fox, DEEJBLAZE — Party Shot.” Fadda Fox, who previously gained international attention with his hit “Ducking,” teamed up with DEEJBLAZE to deliver a track that kept partygoers moving. Ebony Empress contributed “Ebony Empress — Woulé” and “Ebony Empress — Woulé (E),” both celebrated for their powerful vocals and festival-ready energy. Ezra D' Fun Machine’s “Ezra D' Fun Machine — On Di Road” rounded out the project with a song that quickly became a Carnival anthem. Even years later, fans still connect the excitement of Carnival 2021 with Rocket Riddim and its unforgettable songs.
Rocket Tracklist:
- Black Starr – B.B.B
- Black Starr – B.B.B (E)
- Keytinna – Woye
- Fadda Fox, DEEJBLAZE – Party Shot
- Ebony Empress – Woulé
- Ebony Empress – Woulé (E)
- Ezra D’ Fun Machine – On Di Road
- Eclectik Music – Rocket Riddim (Instrumental)
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