Touch Base Riddim – Starblu Ent

Back in 2013, when soca was leaning hard into fast carnival-ready hooks and party talk, Starblu Ent came with Touch Base Riddim and kept it tight with just four cuts. Bunji Garlin’s “Streets” brings the biggest name on the set, but Darrio’s “Touch Yuh Toe” is the one that leans straight into the dancing, while J Angel’s “As A Woman” and Renzo’s “Bounce” keep the energy moving without crowding the arrangement. The production sits in that clean, percussive Trinidad groove, built for waistline movement rather than studio polish, and the whole thing runs as a compact four-track package: Bunji Garlin, Darrio, J Angel and Renzo all on the same 2013 soca riddim.