Steamology Overview
Steamology Riddim is a new soca release that started in Trinidad and Tobago. This fete rhythm is popular on music trucks this carnival season and is part of the parade playlists today. Several artists bring their own style to Steamology Riddim. Sackie performs “Who Studying You?” Sackie is known in the soca scene for his energetic performances. Tempa’s song “Arch” adds more drive to the riddim. Tempa is recognized for her unique voice and delivery. Travelwithzoe contributes with “Simple Maths,” adding catchy lyrics and melodies. Big P delivers “No Love” on the riddim, while Brady brings his track “Clock That.” Each artist offers something different, making the riddim exciting for fans at fetes. The groove behind this project comes from producer Aaron Duncan. Aaron Duncan is a well-known soca artist and producer from Trinidad and Tobago. He first gained fame as a child singer, winning several junior calypso titles at Trinidad’s National Calypso Monarch competitions. On Steamology Riddim, he produces and performs the instrumental track himself, keeping a lively beachside vibe throughout. Other songs connected to this season’s releases include Nelly Cottoy with “Manless Summer.” Steamology Riddim stands out for its strong lineup and upbeat sound, which help create the right mood for carnival celebrations. With tracks like Sackie’s “Who Studying You?,” Tempa’s “Arch,” and Travelwithzoe’s “Simple Maths,” this riddim has quickly become a favorite among soca fans during the parade season.
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