Splice Sessions Groovy Soca
WAV | 727.14 MB

Bright, sleek, and paced for wistful summer nights, the style of 'groovy soca' emerged in the 1990s with the release of Robin Imamshah's composition "Frenchman", introducing an even slower tempo of soca to the music community across the globe. Though the style had been popular in Trinidad and Tobago since the inception of soca music in the early 1970s, it didn't see commercial success until two decades later. The term 'groovy soca' itself wasn't coined until early 2005 by the ISM organizers (International Soca Monarch - a competitive event) as a re-branding of the sub-genre, as micro niche genres were gaining popularity.

For this Splice Sessions sample pack recorded at Anguilla Music Academy with the region's top musicians, we focused on this downtempo Rand;B-influenced style of soca, which celebrates the fusion of various cultural influences through a myriad of one-shots and loops primed for your pop, dance, Rand;B, or electronic track.

350 Samples

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