This one will take a few listens to get into the vibe of the track, but in keeping the quick and dirty posts flowing, next up is “Crème de la Crème” by Tevin Hartman, an upbeat Caribbean dance track built for movement and pure waistline action. This one is all about attraction, energy, and that irresistible pull to dance—or, as the song says, to wine.
The production comes from Nkosi Sucre, with writing credits from Nkosi, Tevin Hartman, and Philo, plus background vocals from Jerry‑Lee David. The mix and master by Kevin “Vexmony” Beharry gives it that clean, polished finish for the 2027 Trinidad Soca season.
Give it a listen and tell me if this one gets your waistline in gear.
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Production Notes/Music Credits:
Song Title: Crème de la Crème
Artist-Performed by: Tevin Hartman
Written By: Nkosi Sucre, Tevin Hartman, Philo
Background Vocals By: Jerry-Lee David
Produced By: Nkosi Sucre
Mixed & Mastered By: Kevin "Vexmony" Beharry
Origin: Trinidad, Republic of Trinidad & Tobago.
Genre: Soca 🎶
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