The album Magnificent has found a niche within the growing World Music audience. Each of the 12-tracks delivers world class music which has received airplay throughout the Caribbean and Europe.  The album includes singles which have broken into the UK charts.  Wuck U Right and How to Love in particular are among the album’s strongest tracks -- both striking a perfect balance to appeal to both international and local markets. 

Kareen Clarke’s powerful voice doubled with equally powerful lyrics has produced an exceptional gospel album entitled First Fruit. Kareen’s debut album is a must-have for anyone seeking uplifting tunes to help them get through the day. From the soulful I’m Running to You to the Caribbean flavoured Awesome Love each track is moving and thought-provoking rendition that has the power to connect with the listener on a personal level.

The Manaics present M3, the debut album of the 3-member group. The Maniacs, is perfect listening for anyone looking for an easy-going, nod-ya-head, tap-ya-feet vibe.   Relative new-comers on the Bajan music circuit, The Maniacs define their own style in a difficult-to-classify, easy-get-hooked-on musical merger.  The 17-track album blends R&B, rap and reggae, and introduces its audience to the group’s easy-listening flow.

Trezay’s first solo album is the next logical step for the artist that’s been on the forefront of soca fusions.  The album’s title track, a bona fide hybrid of ‘chip’ soca music and hip-hop is accompanied by WonMoreChance and LipsWet in the same category.  The album’s strength lies in its inability to bore listeners -- East Indian hybrids such as Nina and HereWeGo are interspersed with the hip-hop based Hypnotic, HoldUp and Bubble.  RazeYaGlass, f/ Billy Kincaid, Inches and Strategy stands out as something of a ‘Caribbean Crunk’ item, a potentially new category of hybrid.  ChipHop utilises some of the island’s top producers, including MonstaPiece, Lethal Studio and the Poundas family.  Excellent listening material!