Lyttle's latest single, "Slow Motion," seeks to follow the path that made "Turn Me On" an international sensation, providing a pop-inflected rework to the recent soca single. The videois a full-on Carnival celebration.
"I think there is a trend in U.S. pop music where Caribbean and afrobeat influences are very prominent in the works of many mainstream artists, including Drake and Major Lazer," Kevin Lyttle told The FADER over email. "To me, this is the second time that we are seeing such a cycle like over a decade ago when "Turn Me On" was breaking and artists like Sean Paul were charting. I am happy to be involved in this movement the second time around and hope that the influence results in a more permanent presence of Caribbean music in the mainstream."

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Born Lescott Kevin Lyttle Combs, Kevin’s love affair with music started early in his life. Hailing from St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Kevin remembers falling in love with music at the age of 7 while watching the Calypso musicians march by from his mother’s shoulders. Growing up, he was influenced by a variety of music, from soca to reggae to R&B. Although living on modest means, Kevin was encouraged by his mother and uncle to pursue singing, and by the age of 14, Kevin had written his first song and performed at many local and inter-island events. While soca was the predominant music on Kevin’s native island, the first song Kevin Lyttle sang on-stage was the R&B ballad, “Shower Me With Your Love” by Surface. In order to achieve his dreams, Kevin worked a variety day jobs, from customs officer to radio disc jockey, while he saved money and cut demos whenever he could afford to.

Kevin was thrown into the international spotlight with his breakout smash single, “Turn Me On”. Kevin’s strong live performances of his own style of soca influenced by dancehall and contemporary R&B made the song a hit worldwide. After finding its way into the clubs, “Turn Me On” was officially released as a single in the U.K. in late
2003; it reached #2 in its first week and spent seven weeks in the Top 10. It went on to reach Top 10 in countries throughout continental Europe including, Germany (#2), Italy (#3), France (#10), Belgium (#5), Netherlands (#2), Denmark (#1, 9 weeks), Switzerland (#3),
Sweden (#5), Norway (#2), and Austria (#6); and reached #3 in Australia.

In 2003, Kevin signed to Atlantic Records and “Turn Me On” was released in the U.S. in early 2004. The record was added to MTV on May 24, 2004 where it cracked the Top 10 on TRL and eventually reached #4 on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart. Kevin’s self-titled album, released on July 27, 2004, peaked at #8 and has been certified gold by the RIAA. The album has sold well over 2,000,000 units worldwide and the single is multi-platinum.

Kevin’s international success has taken him on tours around the world, to countries such as Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, England,Germany, Sweden, Japan, India, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Suriname and many others. He has performed throughout the Caribbean and the United States and has collaborated with many other top recording artists including Flo Rida, Shaggy, Alison Hinds, and Spragga Benz. In 2007, along with Byron Lee and Arrow, Kevin performed at the Cricket World Cup opening ceremony in Greenfield, Trelawny, Jamaica.

Following his breakout success with the smash single “Turn Me On”, recording artist, song-writer, soca enthusiast, and islander, Kevin Lyttle has been hard at work. While touring the world, Kevin created his own record label, Tarakon Records, and released a follow up album, Fyah, in Japan in September 2008, through a licensing deal with Universal Records. The album, featuring the smash singles “Fyah”, “Something About You”, and “Be Alright” ft. Skinny Fabulous and is available worldwide online. 

In 2010 Lyttle released another hit single “Anywhere” Florida. Since then, when not touring, Kevin has developed and finished his in home studio and recorded new tracks with artists including Shaggy and fellow Vincentian, Jamesy P, and collaborated with top producers. 
One of the new singles “Wine and Go Down” was produced by Richy Peña, talented music producer of the Latin Grammy-Winning Album Mi Niña Bonita.

Lyttle released the sizzling single on October 26th 2011 and he's taking it to the 2012 carnival season and across the globe. The sexy jam has already compelled the attention of existing fans and news ones alike. Combining two of the world's favorite things, beautiful women and alcohol, Kevin’s second latest hit, "Hot Girls & Alcohol" was produced on the Super Soca Riddim by Black Shadow Records, whose claim to fame is Sean Paul's breakout hit "Gimme The Light," this track is sure to be a dance floor favorite, worldwide. "Hot Girls & Alcohol" exemplifies the singer/songwriter's versatility as he embraces the role of a deejay/rapper to fuse with his acclaimed signature vocal-style, forming this hybrid of island soca and pop club fusion. Released on Tuesday December 6th, this is his second hit single released within one month, as he continues to blaze a trail for soca music.

Lyttle is released three new songs for the St. Vincent Carnival 2012 and released a hot new dance track with British dance princess Victoria Aitken in May 2012. 
Kevin Lyttle is married to Dr. Jacqueline James-Lyttle and they reside in Miami, Florida with their son, but call St. Vincent and the Grenadines home.

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