As night fell over the garden at Stromboli Pizzería, Creepykid set the tone with a high-energy tropical urban set blending Caribbean cumbia, Afro-rooted rhythms, and hip hop beats. Cold and rain didn’t stand a chance—he got everyone moving.

Track list 👇🏼
0:00 'Jump Around?' - Everlast
3:20 Lluvia (Remix) – Irepelusa, Veztalone, Çantamarta
6:52 Tranquilo y Tropical – Los Aguas Aguas
13:17 Cumbia del Monte Fuji – Minyo Crusaders, Frente Cumbiero
17:21 Todo Con Coco – Malecon, Nidia Gongora
20:42 Entre Palmas – MOÜGLI, Soy Emilia
24:27 COMBETE – Dawer x Damper
27:40 Diablo – Tonga Conga, Mabiland
30:18 TRANKY FUNKY – Trueno
32:57 LOS APARATOS – El Alfa, Noriel, Chael Produciendo
36:48 Yerbatero – Ramon Chicharron, Elkin Robinson
46:35 Venimos (feat. Carolina Camacho) – PAUZA, Tonga Conga
49:57 No Problem – Thornato
53:21 La Niña Grande – Thornato, Sotomayor
56:20 Move! – Batuk

CREEPYKID DJ SET 004

Gemini Politics (Single)

Gemini Politics

FIYAH B – INSIDE AH FETE 🔥🌴 (2025)
(Fete Island Riddim)
🎧 Produced by Jus D Music
🎙️ Written by Jus D / FIYAH B
💼 Executive Producer: Fiyah B Music Inc.

Inside Ah Fete

Nuhall is a bold and sensual Afro-Caribbean summer anthem by rising Tanzanian-American artist Dorica, produced by ReeseyGotIt and Dorica. Blending dancehall, Afrobeats, and soul into a fresh sound Dorica calls “Nuhall,” this record captures the unapologetic energy of feminine power, freedom, and slow-whine confidence. With a hypnotic hook and vibrant beat, Nuhall is made for the gyals who go get it and whine like they mean it.

Perfect for your summer dance playlist, rooftop turn-ups, and TikTok challenges.

Written & performed by Dorica
Produced by ReeseyGotIt
Produced by Dorica
Recorded by Dorica
Mixed by ReeseyGotIt
Mastered by Dorica
Cover Art by TheSynergyFiles

Inspired by the diaspora — for the gyals that move the world.

Nuhall

Raw emotion and unstoppable energy, fusing the spiritual and the streetwise in a powerful dancehall. Speak to inner struggle, resilience, and transcendence, channels the heat of revolution and self-belief.

TriniTime

Fire pon mi soul

Laperèz  Se Tout Sa Lanmou Pa Ye!
2 Timote 1V 7 raple nou, Yahweh pa ban nou yon lespri  Laperèz, men yon lespri ki gen pouvwa, renmen ak metriz. Donk, ann opere e viv ak Lanmou e Pouvwa Yahwey mete nan nou an.


Lyric:
Verse I
Byen bonè sou wout destine m, mfè yon rankont
Mouche laperèz pa pè chache tout moun kont
Fè va sou tout desizyon anvan m menm rann kont
Lanmou sèl ka kanpe kont.

Ke 
Laperèz se mantè
Ata bonjoul pa verite Laperèz se blofe
Ata bonjoul pa verite

-Verse2一

Laperèz pa agranman men chanje koulè
 Swal montre li twò sansib oubyen l gen gwo kè
Maniganse tout plan poul ka bloke sila k vle fè pwogrè
Li pa zanmi siksè.

Ke 
Laperèz se mantè
Ata bonjoul pa verite Laperèz se blofe
Ata bonjoul pa verite

Bridge

Sonje Bondye bann pouvwa pou nou deside sou direksyon nap bay vi nou
Pinga nou twonpe tèt nou, paske move zanmi ap gate bon levasyon nou.

Vamp:
-Dis-moi pourquoi tu t’agasses! Le Seigneur t’a t-il pas promis sa grâce ?
Sur ta vie Jésus fera briller sa face
D’El Elion (Du Très-Haut) tu es la race. Parmi les grands il t’fera trouver ta place.
Enfant d’YHVH, en toi tu portes sa trace.
Mais faudra combattre ta peur car avec ta foi sera veine. 
Que ta paix soit parfaite, et la joie sera tienne.
-Sois un flambeau pour toute ta postérité
-J’declare qu’à tous égard tu connaîtras la Prospérité.

Hook:
Abraham di se tase 
Nou rele chalbare deyew 
Ou pa kab anpeche’m vanse 
Nou rele Chalbere deyew 
Laperez 

Abraham di se tase 
Nou rele chalbare deyew 
Ou pa kab anpeche’m vanse 
Nou rele Chalbere deyew 
Laperez 

Abraham di se tase 
Nou rele chalbare deyew 
Ou pa kab anpeche’m vanse 
Nou rele Chalbere deyew 
Laperez 

Credits:

Artists: (Roobens Dor X Evens Redempti)
Music: Eudes St Vil 
Sequencing & arrangement: Handy Beaubrun
Guitar(s): Luc Alphonse Derival
Lyrics: Edlens Ulysse, Roobens Dor & Evens Redempti
Added Melody: Roobens Dor 
Added Lyrics: Evens Redempti & Roobens Dor 
Co-Writers: Roobens Dor, Evens Redempti & Eudes St Vil 
All background Vocals: Edlens Ulysse, Anne Gaelle Ulysse, Remose Ulysse & Roobens Dor 


La Perez

CissyStrut

Get ready for the smoothest island vibes 🌴🔥 —a sensual fusion of Afrobeats, Dancehall, and Konpa, bringing you the smoothest rhythms straight from the Caribbean to Africa.

🎶 Featuring hits from Shenseea, Wizkid, Alkaline, Joe Dwet File, and more, this mix is built for intimate moments, island parties, and late-night energy. Whether you’re vibing with someone special or just want to feel the tropical groove, this set will keep you moving.

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Slow Whine Mix | Ultimate Afro-Caribbean Vibes | Ft:Shenseea, Wizkid, Alkaline, Joe Dwet File & More!

“Family” is the debut single of netfis 🌍
born in brixton 🇬🇧 with jamaican 🇯🇲 and nigerian 🇳🇬 roots, netfis blends reggae, afrobeat and uk street vibes into a unique sound.
face hidden, voice revealed 🎭 — music over image.
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FAMILY mastered

THF Presents hosted by Boom Sister: invited Acid Burrito

For THF, she brings a set that, in her own words, “to bring joy to the soul in turbulent times”. A musical pause to breathe, smile, and connect through songs old and new, all rooted in Afro-diasporic rhythms.

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THF Presents hosted by Boom Sister: Acid Burrito // 07.09.2025

Roobens Dor doesn’t whisper; he roars! With over 20 years in the Caribbean music scene, his career boasts four albums and an EP that have left a lasting impact on the Haitian musical landscape. From the powerful “Senye M’ba Ou ke mwen” to the evocative “Mwen Sove”,and unforgettable tracks like “Moman Pam Nan,” “Padone’m,” “Pwomes,” “Joy,” and “Simen Lanmou,” Roobens has marked entire generations with his music.

Now, after two decades as a celebrated artist, Roobens is embarking on a new journey as a producer. His first major project, “Last Act: Back To Basics!” is a return to the source, featuring 18 original songs and 15 evangelical artists from Haiti and Boston, aimed at inspiring and nurturing the next generation of worshipers.

I craft chaotic soundscapes that hit hard and linger long, where distortion meets rhythm and every drop tells a story. If you're into heavy textures, unpredictable energy, and unapologetic creativity, you're in the right place.

Afrofunk-inspired power trio from northern Mexico, blending psychedelic grooves, tropical heat, and electric ritual energy.
Jaguar House channels the raw spirit of Fela Kuti and Sly Stone with Latin American percussive instincts and dub aesthetics. The result is a hypnotic, dancefloor-ready explosion of rhythm, delay, and fuzz guitar. A genre-bending project built for movement, sweat, and ecstatic release.

🌍 Afro-Caribbean roots, Brixton raised.
🎭 Face hidden, voice revealed.
🎶 Reggae x Afrobeat x UK vibes — music speaks louder than image

Dorica is a once-in-a-generation Tanzanian-American artist whose music isn’t just heard — it’s felt. Cinematic, euphoric, and emotionally raw, she blends pop, soul, and indie into soundscapes that feel like satin under moonlight.

Her journey began in the booth at age 6 in her father’s studio, recording herself by 12. Raised with Tanzanian heritage, Black American culture, and global influences from Columbus to New York to Zanzibar, her voice is grounded and genre-free — shaped by pop radio summers, soul work, and self-awareness.

Her lead single Eccentric is a bold sonic and visual declaration — reclaiming identity, edge, and goddess energy. It sets the tone for her debut album Unfortunately, I Love You, a genre-bending, soul-stirring project releasing this September — made for the misunderstood, the magnetic, and the becoming.

A singer-songwriter, producer, and engineer, Dorica is self-made — layering freestyle harmonies, warm lower tones, and hypnotic moods into a sound that lingers long after it plays.

She’s performed in Zanzibar, DJ’d Brooklyn parties, and helped brands grow from unseen to undeniable. Her Polaroid portrait was featured in Big Shots Vol. 2 by Phillip Leeds — covered by Billboard, Rolling Stone, and more.

“I did it broke, scared, and with integrity,” she says. “Now I’m building a life that reflects my real energy: raw, funny, feminine, and full of purpose.”
Dorica isn’t just an artist. She’s a mirror and a movement.
And she’s just getting started.

Instagram @dorica.online
TikTok @itsdorica
Apple Music @ Dorica
Spotify @ Dorica

Multiverse RUDEBOY MUSA, Space Age Bashment

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Whenever Fiyah B hits the stage, he blazes it up! With infectious energy and bewitching dance moves, there's no denying his star quality and charm. This hustler-meets-party-animal is the epitome of what soca culture is all about - unabated freedom, energy and joy.
 
Fiyah B was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY by his Barbadian mother. Listening to Jay Z at school and Square One at home, his upbringing reflected a fusion of American and Bajan cultures and he developed a deep appreciation for music. Fiyah’s mother tried to shelter him from the rough side of New York but he always had a rebellious spirit and it was only a matter of time before he was sneaking out to run the streets in his teenage years. That’s when Fiyah B was introduced to Jamaican dancehall culture, Rastafarianism and Buju Banton, whose “Inna Heights” album would lead him into the world of reggae music.
 
After 9/11, Fiyah B moved from NYC to Delaware and started promoting reggae/dancehall parties and shows like the events he attended back in Brooklyn and started to build a name for himself in the music industry. His love affair with reggae music continued, and the artists he worked with inspired Fiyah B to record a few reggae tracks of his own. Unfortunately, in his words, “Dem ain’t sound good,” and a lack of strategy and know-how of the music industry led to Fiyah B closing the recording artist chapter of his life.
 
In 2014, Fiyah reconnected with his Bajan roots when he traveled to Barbados for Crop Over. Being immersed in the festival rekindled his love for the genre and wuk up culture. Back in Delaware, as destiny would have it, he linked up with Fuzed Team artist manager Paul Parris, and they bonded over their shared heritage. Fiyah B started working with the Fuzed Team as a videographer for Barbadian soca artist Jus D on his 2017 US tour, and one fateful day during Miami Carnival he handed DJ Blank the camera so he could “juck down” a reveller on a cop car. Blank caught the event on camera and it instantly went viral in the online soca community. On the flight back from Delaware to Miami, high on adrenaline, Fiyah B announced, “I want to record a soca track” and the rest is history.
 
In 2017 Fiyah B aptly released “Juk Down Gal” and the Fuzed Team offloaded one the most dynamic and zestful performers in the soca arena today. His follow up 2018 single “Buckle” garnered even more recognition on the local soca scene and resulted in a promo tour to Boston, Hartford, New York, Philly, Delaware, DC, Atlanta and finally Barbados where he shot the official music video for the song on his hometown block in the Bayland. There’s no stopping this fire ball now, who already has a full roster for 2020 with his groovy bashment hit “Bend”, the dancehall infused “Who De Gal Want?” on the InsideOUT riddim and more Fiyah to come!
 
Who de gal dem want? Fiyah B!!

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