Too Sweet Jo Monet and Soca Johnny:

This song tells the typical story of a womaniser who gets more than he bargained for with his latest challenge. The story of a woman who doesn’t anticipate how attached she will get “after one night alone”

We have all been in the situation where what should have been a one night stand lingers on.

We have all been in that situation where you get hooked onto something that’s not really yours. 

This song is about the morning after the night before. That moment when you get up and leave thinking that the events of the night before are completely behind you. A few hours pass, maybe even days. A few inbox messages, nothing of concern! However they continue, and they grow more emotional and consistent with each one. Gradually you start getting apprehensive about the unwarranted attention as you start to realise... (di ting too sweet)

This song is about enjoying something and naturally wanting more. The moment you realise you can’t stop thinking about it and emotions slowly take over logic. You try to stop yourself making contact too quickly but eventually you give in. The responses you get are not definitive leading you make your intentions more clear. Eventually you realise “Do ting too sweet and I caar do without it!”

Written by John David this song is typical ‘Soca Johnny’. Cheeky lyrics cleverly put together over the W10 ridim to narrate a story of a typical experience

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Too Sweet Soca Johnny and Jo Money W10 ridim produced by Shaker HD/Club Caribbean Music

UMR (under my rum) Big Bad & Soca Johnny:
“well I drinking till I falling down, n I really doh see nutting wrong” to the untrained air this sounds like a recipe for chaos...

To a true carnivalist, this sounds like the minimum standards of what can be defined as a good fete/carnival... Under my rum tells the familiar story we have seen many times over. That of your average carnivalist/soca lover who gets caught up in the atmosphere and loses sight of his limits. Just when you know you should stop you “drink another one that is when my head start spinning round”. This is the point at which you can define yourself as being ‘UMR’.

“Wey! If you see di way everybody dere watching me!” you are now at that point, the point where all inhibitions are lost, the point where you really are the life of the party, the true story will come to light the next day via pictures and videos on social media, but for now ‘UMR’

Written by John David UMR reflects the mindset of the thousands of revelers who line the streets in W10 for two days of Carnival. It reflects the feeling you have when all inhibitions are gone and you ‘moving like a mad man inside di party’. The feeling of total freedom, freedom to party, jump, wave and whine, the moment you forget you are in the UK and start feeling like your are in “(insert island name here)” the moment you are truly ‘UMR’.


Under My Rum [U.M.R] Soca Johnny & Big Bad W10 ridim produced by Shaker HD/Club Caribbean Music

I... waiting fot jouvert! Written during the lockdown, this song speaks to the true soul of a Carribbean music enthusiast who just wants to get back out on the road. Produced by legendary Bassman, Relo Pon Di Bass from the USVI, and sung by UK/Dominican Soca JOhnny, this song has an infectious feel, great vibe and intriuging lyrics.

Some Time

Written and performed by John 'Soca Johnny' David, some fun tells the typical story of a wife trapped in a turbulent relationship. Frustrated, she call's 'The BIG Man' to vent. After telling him all about her problems, they go out to have 'SOME FUN"

Produced by Shaker HD for Wi Yung Xai Studio/Club Caribbean Music

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