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CEH spotlighted songs In Dancehall, Soca, Reggae, & Chutney soca for 2021

Written by: David Lawrence

In our attempt to keep you our dear reader current with new emerging hits and trends in Caribbean music, CEH has faithfully curated by genre playlists of some of the best new releases for each month. From each playlist, we spotlighted a song, and its artiste that we believed needed special attention  Oftentimes, we would give an upcoming artist the spotlight so that their talent may shine for all to see. But good music will always rise to the top, so it is no surprise that the stalwarts in the industry were often our first choice and dominated our spotlights

Today we will like to close the year by recapping some of the spotlighted songs of 2021. Please note the songs in each genre below are in chronological order. Let us know your thoughts on our selections in the comments.

 

1. Unbroken Jahmiel 0:45
2. Pay For It Konshens, Spice, Rvssian 0:45
3. Rebel Remix Shenseea, Stefflon Don 0:45
4. Run Run Shenseea 0:45
5. The Harder They Fall Koffee 0:45
6. Catching Up College Boy Jesse 0:45
7. Camera Patrice Roberts & Afro B 0:45
8. Fete Cyah Over Lyrikal 0:45
9. Too Damn Wicked Skinny Fabulous 0:45
10. We Woulda Nadia Batson 0:45
11. Dutty Foot Can't Step Clean Bugle 0:45
12. Silver Tongue Devil Masego, Shenseea 0:45
13. A Woman Like You Gramps Morgan 0:45
14. Crosses Lutan Fyah 0:45
15. You ft. Damian Marley Yendry 0:45
16. Good Woman Romain Virgo 0:45
17. Nack Ah Ting Raymond and Dilenadan 0:45
18. Rum In Meh Veins Ravi B X Jahllano 0:45
19. Why? Tony Cuttz 0:44
20. The Pc Kenneth Supersad 0:45

 

 

 

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