SUPER SOCA RIDDIM produced by BLACK SHADOW RECORDS 2011
Super Soca Overview
In 2011, the fete rhythm was a big part of Caribbean festival life. This sound filled parties, carnivals, and street celebrations across the islands. The energy of the rhythm made it a favorite for people looking to dance and enjoy the season. The band leader’s influence was clear in guiding the artists and shaping the music’s lively style. The producer, BLACK SHADOW RECORDS, played a key role in making the rhythm popular. Known for their work on big hits like Sean Paul’s “Gimme the Light,” Black Shadow Records had experience creating music that connects with large audiences. Their skill in production helped bring out the best in each artist. Big Red brought excitement to the project with “Getting Lucky.” Black Shadow delivered the main “Super Soca Riddim,” showing their own creative strength. Kevin Lyttle, who became famous worldwide for his 2003 hit “Turn Me On,” added his song “Hot Girls & Alcohol.” Mad Cobra, known for the classic dancehall track “Flex,” joined in with “Wine Dat.” Problem Child, respected for his work in soca music, gave fans “Inna Bed.” These songs became must-haves for any good party in 2011. The Super Soca Riddim brought together top artists and energetic beats, making it a go-to soundtrack for fetes and festivals everywhere that year.
Super Soca Tracklist:
- Big Red – Getting Lucky (Edit)
- Big Red – Getting Lucky (Raw)
- Black Shadow – Super Soca Riddim
- Kevin Lyttle – Hot Girls & Alcohol
- Mad Cobra – Wine Dat (Edit)
- Mad Cobra – Wine Dat (Raw)
- Problem Child – Inna Bed
- Shal Marshall – Hit The Dancefloor
- Skinny Fabulous – Mad People
- Troy Remy – Wine Like A Virgin
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