Next up on the Sweet Side Riddim is a pure Carnival mood from Kerwin Du Bois. His new track, “Ah Doh Want It,” is all about choosing joy, choosing to fete/party hard, and choosing freedom—because when Trinidad Carnival calls, who really wants to deal with the bacchanal?
Kerwin makes it clear:
- He doh want trouble.
- He doh want stress.
- He doh want anybody's problems.
What he does want is the music—the sweet soca energy that wipes away worries and keeps the vibes clean. It’s a reminder that sometimes the best therapy is a good fete, a good riddim, and a good time with good people.
This one is carefree, infectious, and built for the road.
We love the vibe—Kerwin just wants to fete, and honestly, we feel the same.
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Production Notes/Music Credits:
Song Title: Ah Doh Want It
Artist/Performed by: Kerwin Du Bois
Produced by: ChippyG
Background Vocals by: Simbaarley
Written by Kerwin Du Bois
Guitars by: Kyle Peters
Bass by: Alex “Bassgod” Andrew
Mixed and Mastered by: Precision Productions
Origin: Trinidad, Republic of Trinidad & Tobago.
Genre: Soca 🎶
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