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In this week's episode we're joined by the legendary Sistaron.
We get into her beginnings in the industry and her classic Sistaron ah Come alongside the great General Grant.

We get into the classic No Compromise album featuring, Ghettorians, Kindred, General Grant & Sistaron with production by Sheldon '$hel $shok' Benjamin that birther the Kiskidee Karavan coming out of Caribbean Sound Basin lead by Robert Amar. 

We're lucky enough to take in some of her more recent releases as she discusses her hiatus from the music industry after winning the Award for being the Top Breakout Artiste in the Caribbean.

You won't want to miss Sistaron's thoughts on the new generation of artistes in the Trinibad movement!

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This week we’re joined by the oldest breakout artiste in the history of Trinidad & Tobago – Jungie. 

If you don’t know Jungie, just know that your favourite artiste knows him. He’s been around since the days of Kisskidee Caravan and has worked with and around some of the biggest names in the industry and 2025 he ketch a length with his breakout tune – Drinking Rum.

If you’re on the socials you may have seen Jungie giving his own versions of motivational speeches and maintains an aura of persistence and positivity but his pages these days show him putting in the work performing his song with energy on a thousand whether he’s on the stages at Army Fete, Different or a backyard jam.

We talk to Jungie about his brotherhood with artistes like Mx Prime & Ziggy Ranking and his entry into the entertainment industry. 

He openly discusses his battles with mental wellness and the role that DJ Bravo has played in his return to the industry.

Not one you want to miss.

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In this week's episode we're joined by Zan
Zan is a young veteran in the soca industry and we get into some of his hits over the years, his time working as part of Machel Montano's HD band and his current role as the lead singer of The A Team Band.
We talk about his friendship and working relationship with Tony Chow Lin On, Shal Marshal, Tim Tim & Kernel Roberts and how he managed to stay consistent over the years. 
We get into his approach to songwriting and his impact on what we now know as groovy soca and some of his mentors and inspirations in soca.
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In this week's episode we're joined by friend of the show Mistah Shak.

We talk about some of his classics in the Kaiso arena and his new classic Brand New Lover. Much to our surprise Shak didn't make it to Skinner Park this year and he tells us he isn't surprised.

We talk about the state of Kaiso as we see more and more mainstream soca artistes and popular personalities throw their hat in the ring.

Of course as a Kaiso lover we talk about some of the legends in the art form and some classic vintage Kaiso.

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This is a special episode as we are joined by a long time contributor and friend of the show Omari Ashby, a man who wears many crowns and wears them in style!
We get into the forming of Kindred and the origins of Kiskidee Caravan. 
We also get to talk about his entrepreneurial side and his clothing line, Saga Boy Culture and why he decided to get into the academics as he pursues his Phd. while lecturing at UWI.
Omari shares stories about his experience in production, producing for giants like Super Blue and Shadow.
Of course it wouldn't be we if we didn't talk kaiso and calypso and get into his experience as a host and MC and his thoughts in the state of the culture today as a calypso historian in his own right.
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This week we're joined by Naldo, half of the Alternative Perspectives Podcast and in the midst of the Canaval we take some time to talk about the political landscape as we gears up for an election.
But of course Canaval is bacchanal and we take some time to look into the soca landscape and hear Naldo's perspective as a radio dj, producer and manager.
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In this week's episode we take a quick check in to discuss the fete scene and do a review on Soaka till Sunrise.

We take look at the Road March race as February is moving fast and furious and the early pace setters are gone. But despite what we seeing with Pardy we putting our money on Carry It and we'll breakdown why and discuss why Thousand Flag, while it might not be in the race for the road, is the biggest song of them all.

Outside of the power soca, the sweetest song in d canaval seems to be one that everybody still sleeping on so of course we hadda wake it up.

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We're honoured to be joined this week by Turner!
We talk about his return to the soca scene with releases this year like Butter & Lotto. 
Starting his song writing journey at the tender age of 8, we talk about his entry into the soca industry and shares some stories behind hit songs like She Bad and Wet Yuh Want.
We talk about the pain of dealing with the sudden loss of his baby daughter Zuri and the resilience he found in his faith & spirituality.
Turner also gets into why he never wanted Machel Montano to do a remix for She Bad despite the song's success.
We also get a treat as Turner sings some of his 2025 hits throughout the episode.
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This week we’re joined by bois man, singer, songwriter, film maker and producer – friend of the show Keegan Taylor. We catch up with Keegan to talk about his J’ouvert anthem, Doh Kry. 

We talk about his hits as a writer including Waiting on the Stage (Machel Montano) Buss Head (Machel & Bunji) and Rosie (Yung Bredda & Destra).

Of course we get into his thoughts on the Bigger Links controversy and his thoughts on Trinidad Killa collaborating with Nicki Minaj.

With an anthem like Doh Kry we couldn’t help but get into Keegan’s background in stick fighting and reminisce on J’ouvert back in the day.

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In this week's episode we get back into the Big Links controversy as Nicki Minaj and the barbs are now down with Trinidad Killa but no without an apology. Trinidad responds through voices like KG & Nelly Cotton and they'll surely feel vindicated. We're left to speculate how Fullblown, Rachel and Chinese Laundry feel about this but judging from Trinidad Killa's hostage inspired Louis Vuitton adorned apology all might be well that ends well.
PNM is probably very grateful for Canaval drama as their internal fighting seemed to take the back burner this week as Amery Brown steps aside to make way for Hans Des Vignes.
Kamla not on that back burner scene though. She congratulated Trump but took some time to bun a fire on Biden and his woke agenda.
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