WAY UP PROJECT RIDDIM (SOCA) – BASSINK 2016
Way Up Project Overview
The Way Up Project Riddim, released in 2016, brought a bright, lively energy to the soca scene. Its rhythm is warm and inviting, with a beat that makes you want to move. The riddim’s melody is smooth, but the drums and bassline keep it pulsing and exciting. It’s the kind of sound that fills the air at a Caribbean party and gets everyone dancing together. Several artists helped make this riddim special. Edwin Yearwood, known for the classic “De World Aint See,” adds his signature voice and style. Yearwood is a respected name in soca, with a long career and hits like “Sak Passe.” Flipo, with “Oh Mama,” brings youthful energy and catchy hooks. Joaquin’s “Home” gives a heartfelt touch, while Lil Rick, famous for the anthem “Bachannalist,” delivers his unique flair. Lil Rick is a well-known soca artist from Barbados, who won the Party Monarch title several times. Ricardo Drue’s “I.D” keeps the pace high and the crowd moving. Drue is known for his breakout hit “Vagabond,” which topped charts in the Caribbean. Behind the scenes, carnival directors played a big part in bringing the riddim to the parades and fetes. They chose the right songs and artists to make each event unforgettable. The Way Up Project Riddim was produced by Bassink Productions, a team known for their work in soca music.
Way Up Project Tracklist:
- Edwin Yearwood – De World Aint See
- Flipo – Oh Mama
- Joaquin – Home
- Lil Rick – Bachannalist
- Ricardo Drue – I.D
- Shanta Prince – Til Morning
- Skinny Fabulous – Pompus
- Bassink Productions – Way Up Project Version
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