Here comes the Power Soca soundtrack that you have been waiting on, this is the Most Wanted Riddim released for Trinidad's 2026 Carnival—it's about impact. From the very first drop, the riddim announces itself with chest-thumping bass, a relentless drive that places it firmly in the Power Soca category. Featuring Problem Child and Skinny Fabulous from Saint Vincent, Jab King from Grenada, and Preedy from Trinidad, this album is road-ready and sure to impact Trinidad's 2026 Carnival. It is music designed to move bodies, to command attention, and to remind listeners why Carnival remains the ultimate stage for sonic innovation.
The energy makers are here and with the likes of Johnny Blaze and Wetty Beatz on the production side, the menu is definitely energy driven. They produced a vibe that feels both raw but polished at the same time. They managed to balance grit with clarity so that every note hits with maximum force. The riddim is heavy, urgent, and unapologetically loud, the kind of music that thrives in the gym as much as it does on the road. It is built for endurance, for sweat, for the kind of collective release that Carnival day demands. If you aren't fit and didn't prepare, you'll fizzle out on Carnival Day in the hot sun.
The "Most Wanted Riddim" embodies the spirit and energy of Carnival, offering a soundtrack that is both contemporary and deeply rooted in the culture of soca. We provided the mixtape for this post so that the listener experiences the riddim as a journey rather than a series of isolated tracks, a continuous wave of energy that mirrors the flow of Carnival itself.
While the vibe is the same, the vocals and the artist's delivery make each song unique. We are confident the fans of these known artists will accept this release as a gift: a chance to hear familiar voices riding a riddim that challenges them to bring their fiercest performances. For newcomers, it is an invitation into the world of Power Soca, where the music is not just heard but felt. And for Trinidad’s Carnival 2026, it is a declaration that the season will be loud, proud, and unforgettable.
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Production Notes/Music Credits:
Song Title:
Most Wanted Riddim (Instrumental)
Skinny Fabulous—Most Wanted SVG
Preedy—What We Go Do TT
Problem Child—Make it Move SVG
Jab King—Brakes Cut
Produced by: Johnny Blaze & Wetty Beatz
Origin: SVG (Saint Vincent)
Genre: Soca 🎶
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