As mentioned earlier, the band Nu Vybes won another roadmarch title this year in St. Kitts and Nevis. “Ting Lang” was sung by vocalist and bandleader Gregory “Mr. Mention” Hobson. This was Nu-Vybes’ 5th roadmarch title, with “Hand Signal” in 1997, “Street Style” in 1998, “Sugar” in 2001, “Step Up” in 2002 and now “Ting Lang” in 2005 (for a full roadmarch listing check the dhm wiki).
The band celebrations at home will have to be cut short as they are scheduled to perform during the carnival celebrations in St. Croix (US Virgin Islands) where they are expected to play for the islands carnival day parades.
The Nu Vybes Band has many plans for this year and will be very busy to expand the bands popularity more extensively in the so called Big island markets of Trinidad and Barbados as well as the Windwards particularly Dominica and St. Vincent. The band has also indicated plans for a music video in light of the recent launch of MTV Tempo.
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I LUV NU VYBES AN IM FROM AXA
I am from St. Kitts. Born and raise in St. Paul’s. I now live in St. croix and I was in St. Kitts for Carnival 2005-2006. I thought Small Axe would have take the road march again but when I heard you all I change my mind. Ting Land and on de band stand are the best. I keep telling people in St. Croix that they don’t know what music is. They Need to listen to Nu vybes.
there’s only a few bands that can rock the place like Nu-Vybes… keeping in mind that they play most of their own tunes, big up
Sugar band de sweetest band in de world right now. Is long time we knockin on de door. Now dey rass got to open. Jam band dey in de post office wid all de rest rubberband dem where they belong.
yeh dis stunty jus biggin up skb u feel me big up to ma nigga grimy and sasny
from newyork big up