Decibel Productions shines with its new gem “Misfits” by Kerwin Du Bois, now available worldwide from all major digital retailers (released December 16, 2016), from Fox Fuse. “Misfits” was produced by Darien Bailey and Hector Cesar for Decibel Productions and penned by Du Bois, and was created for the 2017 Trinidad Carnival season, where the former International Groovy Soca Monarch is enjoying another successful season.

“Misfits” is an early fan favorite and has been heating up personal and radio playlists since its release. The audio-only video continues to rack up views on YouTube, as the song builds momentum and garners Decibel Productions and Kerwin Du Bois another bonafide hit.

Based in Barbados, Decibel Productions was founded by talented producer Darien Bailey, who was previously part of Studio B, before launching his own imprint in 2016. Just over 20 years since he kicked-off his musical career, when he is not composing chart-topping music, Bailey can be found slaying on a keyboard, working as one of the top keyboardists in Caribbean music. He continues to collaborate with the region’s biggest talents to tackle music from all angles possible, with his long-term goal rooted in the future of Caribbean music on the international scene.

Soca superstar Rupee and the 2016 Antigua Groovy Soca King Ricardo Drue combine on what is sure to be a theme and anthem for Trinidad carnival and beyond.Teaming up with the sizzling Red Boyz on production and the Rupee endorsed pen of JusD, “No Name” playfully ignites fresh, sweet pulsating Soca with the unique, musically fashionable tones and synths of the 80’s. It’s a perfect pairing of music and experiences that will resonate to grateful ears across the Caribbean and the diaspora. Click here to listen “No Name.”

Song: No Name
Artists: Rupee x Ricardo Drue
Written by: Jus D | Rupee | Ricardo Drue | De Red Boyz
Produced by: De Red Boyz
Executive Producer: RudeBoy Music
Background Vocals: Damian Marvay
Mixed by: Anthony Lohar, Commercial Music Inc.
Mastered by Alex Psaroudakis at Sterling Sound NY

Martian Music teams two soca superstars, Nadia Batson and Olatunji, for its new groovy soca gem “Geelay,” now available worldwide from all major digital retailers. Crafted for the 2017 soca season, the track is guaranteed to be a huge crowd favorite at Trinidad Carnival, as soca lovers can enjoy two of the top voices of the genre on one song.

The electrifying soca anthem was penned by Batson, Olatunji and Don Iko, and audio-only videos of the track on YouTube have racked up over 100,000 views collectively, since its release, landing another hit in hand for both artists and Martian Music.

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Internationally-acclaimed soca star Darryl “Farmer Nappy” Henry joins forces with soca’s Queen of Bacchanal, Destra Garcia, for their spicy new smash “Technically,” now available worldwide from all major digital retailers (released November 25, 2016), from Fox Fuse.

Produced by acclaimed Barbadian hit-makers Scott Galt and Mikey Hulsmeier, who are De Red Boyz, “Technically” showcases Farmer Nappy’s signature groovy vocals meshed with Destra’s sultry sound and fused with an up-tempo beat, to create another groovy carnival anthem for the electrifying entertainers and De Red Boyz.

Farmer Nappy has built a global fan base as part of fellow international soca act Machel Montano’s HD Band, touring extensively for over two decades now, and bringing the sounds of mas to the masses. With his new hit in hand, and touring internationally with De Red Boyz Band, Farmer Nappy continues his quest of carrying Caribbean music around the world.

Created to inspire ALL Caribbean nations that are united by their love of rhythmic vibes, this track has effortlessly earned its place amongst the upper echelon of hits for this season. Front man Julien Believe along with Fadda Fox, Ricardo Drue and Beenie Man present the new airwaves dominator, “Party Ambassadors.” Guaranteed to get you jumping, whining and celebrating, Party Ambassadors pays homage to the most celebrated festival in the Bahamas known as Junkanoo.

A true Caribbean kaleidoscope of flavor and fun, Junkanoo is the music and very soul of the Bahamian people. Party Ambassadors will light that fire “in ya belly” and get you whining your waistline all in the name of getting you feeling the rhythm and deeply immersed in the very soul of the Bahamian people.

Through flawless selection and execution of melodious vibrations, lyrics and composition, these Caribbean powerhouses call on all Junkanoo and Soca veterans to carry on the electrifying tradition and echo these sentiments to all amateurs to the craft. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN AND DOWNLOAD