Champeon ft Stefon - Trouble

Columbia, South Carolina (Sonique Solutions) – Amidst the onslaught of Groovy Soca songs being released for T&T’s Carnival 2016, Trinidadad-born, South Carolina-based Soca artiste Ronnel Ramirez known to his industry peers as Champeon has brought forward one of the first up-tempo offerings for the season with his new track “Bringin It” .
   
“Bringin It” is a different sound for Champeon who previously released songs such as ‘Red Devil’ and ‘2nite’. The inspiration for this departure was to strategically create a different sort of song that would be more marketable within the industry. According to him ‘Bringin It’ is an upbeat track created to make Soca fans not only dance but party hard. He shared, “I’m bringing the power, the energy and the perseverance to keep delivering music, so I am Bringin it”.

The song was produced by Shawn ‘Da Mastamind’ Noel and written by fellow Soca artiste Kuttit and shows off Champeon’s development in the Soca realm, a growth which has been noticeable by both his fans and entertainment industry colleagues.

The determined Champeon has made major strides in 2015 and has shared stages with several prominent Caribbean entertainers such as Soca Queen Alison Hinds, Reggae star Everton Blender as well as Carnival favourites Lyrikal, Giselle the Wassi One and Yankey Boy.

Despite still working on establishing his presence in the T&T Soca scene, Champeon performs regularly in the southern U.S.A. Caribbean music circuit and has helped to spread the Soca/Caribbean culture to the southern part of the US especially North and South Carolina.

Champeon has been a Soca ambassador throughout those stated at major events which include Charlotte’s Jerk Festival and the Carolina’s Caribbean Culture Festival and plans to expand his brand to other cities such as Raleigh, Greenville, Fayetteville and Greensboro.

Champeon who doesn’t consider himself a crooner but rather describes his vocal delivery as hard-hitting and unique, sees his new track ‘Bringin It’ as the first step in his rebranding. He is applying his 2015 lessons for an improved 2016. He has also been studying the business models of successful artistes in various genres such as Rap mogul Rick Ross and Soca heavyweight Machel Montano who have utilized teamwork, marketing and strategy to elevate their brands.

Even with his ambitions to become a household name in Soca, Champeon remains humble, patient and consistent in all his efforts to improve his craft and achieve his success.

Keep up to date with Champeon on social media via:
www.facebook.com/champpezy/,
www.instagram.com/champpezy,
www.twitter.com/champpezy and Listen to ‘Bringin It’ on
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hay7xeIHfyQ&feature=youtu.be
For bookings and information on Champeon contact: 803-567-0245 or champpezy@gmail.com

Champeon - Bringin' It (Master)

Champeon - NASTYNESS  (Produced by Mastamind Productions)

Move is song made for Carnival Worldwide. This Song is the real Movement of People having fun at Carnival time.

Champeon - MOVE(Produced by Mastamind Productions)

Columbia, South Carolina (Sonique Solutions) – After leaving Trinidad in 2000 to pursue a Management degree at Francis Marion University in the United States, Champeon returns to his homeland with a renewed patriotism to promote his latest Soca smash single “Nastyness” which was a collaborative effort between himself and producer extraordinaire Shawn “Da Ma$tamind” Noel.
 This hard working artiste whose birth name is Ronnel Ramirez discovered his passion for music at the age of 8 yrs old. At this young age he developed his craft for writing a variety of musical styles such as Soca, Rapso, Reggae, Hip Hop and R&B. He later honed his performance skills as a teenager performing in local talent shows with his group Absentee Crew (which comprised himself and fellow classmates from his alma mater, San Juan Secondary in Trinidad). 
 His time with Absentee Crew propelled his zeal for the entertainment industry and the group eventually recorded a song entitled "Vibes Yah Later" and performed at an event in Miami at which they opened for former Road March winner Sanelle Dempster. The up-tempo song which is set to drive Soca lovers wild was recorded at the famed Mastamind Productions Studio in New York City. “Nastyness” contains all the ingredients of a Carnival hit, taut instrumentation inclusive of soulful horns and pulsating percussions, catchy, memorable hooks and dynamic lyrics which create the imagery of an energetic Soca fete or Carnival Monday and Tuesday. 
 One might ask why the name Champeon. To this query he simply answers, “When someone calls my name ‘Champion’ or ‘Champ’ it helps me conquer anything that I try to achieve in life. The name helps me to stay focused and keeps me on my ‘A’ game.

Specialties: Currently residing in South Carolina, Champeon had an entertainment presence in major Southern USA events and showcases such as The Charleston, Carifest 2011, 2012 opening for Benjai, The Charlotte Caribbean Festiva opening for Kerwin Du Bios, the Glow After Party at Twilght Club in Charlotte, North Carolina and various shows in Florida. Virigina Carribbean Carfiest 2011 opening for THIRD WORLD (Reggea band). Miami carnival 2011 on the road or truck with the Party Room Squad.