That is the thing it's gonna stay in trini and trini only if the level of soca stays the same and most of it is already water down so it's to late for that, no need to mix to get water, keeping the original soca flavor is good to preserve our culture but would our soca just mash up the caribbean? instead of trying to mash up the world? and i don't mean just island people all over the world i mean mash up the whole world. bunji garlin and the likes have their own way of putting across their talent and at any soca concert the session always sell out. where all the older calypso/soca artist that tried to keep it real? would they get sell out crowds if the go international?

reggae riddims starting to sound more and more like soca but me en hear nobody complaining about it. what's the difference between riddim and voice? change is change.