In June, July and August there are not only Carnivals in the Caribbean and North America, most European West-Indies styled carnivals are in summer, too. Check out this new video by La Ritmica feat. Ultrabeatz and Da Kaptin (Netherland Antilles) for Berlin, Rotterdam and Notting Hill 2010.
There’s also an interview with Gerald aka Da Kaptin of La Ritmica on TropicalBass.com
The reigning Party Monarch and Soca Royale champ took his first Tune-of-the-Crop / roadmarch crown and added another title 2010 Crop-Over earnings with the infectious tune ‘Foot On Fire’.
Ak the Artist – Roger Dat (Official Music Video) 2010
Track Engineered By Animosity Studios
Track Produced by Dada
Video Directed / Produced by Digitak Studios
International version of Machel Montano’s Carnival tune “Ramajay” has now been released as first single from the upcoming Pitbull album “Planet Pit”. This version of the tune added some merengue flavors.
Official or not, everybody who has been on the road on Tuesday or watched the live streams already knows: Palance by JW and Blaze is Roadmarch 2010. A National Carnival Commission (NCC) official said there was no need to tally the score. ‘True Lies’ was heard three times, ‘No Behaviour’ once and Shurwayne Winchester’s ‘Riding It’ was played once. Downtown Port-of-Spain was in the hand of the Palance dance.
But not only in Port-of-Spain the revellers were palancing – at High Street, San Fernando, masqueraders, almost on cue, leaned from side to side, whenever ‘Palance’ played.
The late Road March king Lord Kitchener’s “Sugar Bum Bum” also enjoyed moderate air-play this year.
Another tribute song for the people in Haiti, feat. artists like Sean Paul, Sean Kingston, Alison Hinds, Destra Garcia, Kes Dieffenthaller, Edwin Yearwood, David Rudder, Tenasse Chin, Belo and more.. Produced by Chris Birch and Shaggy.
Digicel Group CEO, Colm Delves, said: “As part of the Digicel Haiti Relief Fund, we wanted to collaborate with international artists to produce a song that would support the people of Haiti who lost so much as a result of the earthquake. People across the world can purchase Rise Again and all proceeds will go directly to the relief efforts in Haiti.”
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