We’re keeping the quick and dirty posts rolling, and today Trinidad Street talk, a Creole expression, takes center stage. If you’re “Chupidee,” that woman has total control of you… Toutulbay guaranteed! I love my country and our balance.
Now we have new music from a relatively unknown artist named Kimi, and this one comes straight out of Tano’s camp. To be honest, I could hear a little Coutain influence in the delivery and vibe.
The video for “Chupidee” follows a romantic storyline—a man and woman navigating that early‑stage pull, moving between warm, intimate home moments and a lively party atmosphere. The song itself leans into themes of attraction, love, and that magnetic shift when “a sip of the juice” changes everything.
Visually, it flips between cozy interactions and club energy, building toward the hook that keeps coming back: “Why don’t you come over?”
New music for the season. We’re keeping it simple:
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Production Notes/Music Credits:
Song Title: Chupidee
Artist/Performed by: Kimi
Written by: Kimi, Tano & Irwin ‘Scunter Johnson
Produced by: Tano
Guitars by: Kyle Peters
Bass by: Joshua Richardson
Mixed and Mastered by: Dre Day
Origin: Trinidad, Republic of Trinidad & Tobago.
Genre: Soca 🎶
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