SHINING STAR RIDDIM produced by COMBINATION STUDIO PRODUCTION 2011
Shining Star Overview
The base for the Shining Star Riddim started in the studio with a clear goal: to create a truck anthem for Carnival. The team wanted a sound that would move crowds during the parade. The carnival director was closely involved, giving creative direction to make sure the riddim kept the energy high and the festival mood alive. The producer, COMBINATION STUDIO PRODUCTION, is known for their work in the Caribbean soca scene. They have a history of creating powerful festival tracks and have worked with many top soca artists over the years. Their productions are often heard at major events, and they have helped shape the sound of modern soca. Each artist on the Shining Star Riddim brought their own style. Bling gave fans “Mic Man,” a song that quickly became popular at fetes. Bling is known for his energetic performances and catchy hooks. Brother B delivered “Island Fete,” adding his signature smooth vocals. Brother B is recognized for his hit “Turn Me On,” which has been a staple in Caribbean parties. Skinny Banton’s “One Chance” added a unique vibe to the mix. Skinny Banton is well known for his song “Soak It Good,” a big hit in the Grenadian soca scene. Soca Samuel joined with “Mummy Love,” bringing his own flavor to the riddim. Fans heard this fete mix everywhere during Carnival 2011, making it a true parade favorite.
Shining Star Tracklist:
- Bling – Mic Man
- Brother B – Island Fete
- Skinny Banton – One Chance
- Soca Samuel – Mummy Love
- Valentino – Tt Dollar
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