Renowned Dominican artist, producer, and entrepreneur Ridge continues to make waves in the music industry with his latest chart-topping single, “She Want That Ah,” featuring the fresh and exciting talents of upcoming artist Money Shaun. The soca sensation has skyrocketed to number 2 on the worldwide soca charts, marking a significant milestone in Ridge’s illustrious career.
Drawing on his diverse musical influences and blending various sounds on his keyboard with emotive vocals, Ridge delivers a unique and immersive musical experience in “She Want That Ah.” The track encapsulates Ridge’s ability to seamlessly fuse genres such as bouyon, zouk, soca, trap, and reggae, showcasing his versatility and mastery of the art form.
Ridge, who embarked on his musical journey at the age of 11 when gifted his first keyboard by his father, has since become a Caribbean icon, having toured the region and the world for the past decade. His commitment to creating music that resonates with diverse audiences is evident in his earlier productions like “Riddim Tonight” (2018) and “Come & Cocay” (2019).
His latest release, “Doh Call My Phone” in 2020, further solidified Ridge’s position as a musical force to be reckoned with. Beyond his musical prowess, Ridge is also a passionate advocate for the potential of music as a full-time career, especially during challenging times such as the recent global pandemic. Through his own experiences, Ridge emphasizes the importance of leveraging social platforms like Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok to
monetize music and connect with a global audience.
In “She Want That Ah,” Ridge not only entertains but also delves into social issues and personal narratives, addressing themes of life, relationships, and love. The collaboration with the emerging artist Money Shaun adds an exciting dynamic to the track, showcasing Ridge’s commitment to supporting and promoting fresh talent within the industry.
Ridge’s multifaceted approach extends beyond music, as he is actively involved in video production, marketing, and photography. With a keen eye for visuals, Ridge sees these elements as integral components in promoting Dominica’s rich culture for tourism and job creation. As Ridge continues to captivate audiences worldwide with his music and artistic ventures, he remains grounded in his belief in the power of a reliable and excellent team. He offers valuable advice to aspiring artists, stressing that team quality surpasses team size in the competitive music industry.
“She Want That Ah” is not just a song; it’s a testament to Ridge’s dedication to creating music that transcends boundaries and connects with people on a profound level. The collaboration with Money Shaun adds a fresh dimension to the soca landscape, promising listeners an unforgettable musical experience.
“transcends boundaries and connects with people on a profound level.”
ooh ooh ooh ooh, Ahh ahh ahh ahh ????? WHATTT??
time to grow up !
So, I was almost fooled until I read about this “skyrocketed to number 2 on the worldwide soca charts, marking a significant milestone in Ridge’s illustrious career.”
So, since I’ve never heard of such musical chart, I wish someone could direct me to where I can view that, and listen to this Soca.
Soca, actually Soul and Calypso music combined. Soul is Black American music, came around in the 1960’s. Calypso been around forever, yet it is not Internationally known. The Trinidadians coined the term “Soca?
Nobody internationally sings Soca, so how can there be a Soca Bill-board featuring this sort of music?
Somebody is delusional, Soca is a Trinidad rendition a combination (mixture) of Soule & Calypso, which has never made it internationally, the same as Calypso never did, so whereas his thing might be popular in some places in the Caribbean, such songs are not heard in Europe, nor North & South America, the Middle East, and the world as claimed!
trash for the old folks, gold for the young folks… this bouyon really show the age gap from rah generation till now. nice drums and bass with simple lyrics based off a popular hip hop song…
What garbage is that ,thats what dominica come to,not supriseing thats what skerrit went on stage and sing, man look nonsence .
Absolutely agree! That song (noise) is undiluted concoction of waste water and bodily discharge. Just a repetition of an indecipherable language. It’s like speaking in tongues.
P.S. Thank you DNO for fixing the REPLY mechanism.
Is that what “chat topping” sounds like?
And…..”delves into social issues and personal narratives, addressing themes of life, relationships, and love.”
Some people are truly delusional.
Zandoli, Sometimes I think that some people in Dominica are not only delusional, but just outright crazy!
When someone speaks about something that’s international, global, or all over the world: such as music, they are saying that the song is on Radio all over the entire world, and in every home.
These people have no idea how stupid is that lie and belief is. The most recognizable rhythm in music to come out of the West Indies came out of Jamaica, Rege, Jimmy Cliff the originator, although Bob Marley is recognized for taking it to as far as Germany in Europe.
Nevertheless, I am positive, one will not go to Russia or the Middle East, or on the korea Peninsula and find Regae; never mind Calypso in whatever form, añd Dominica patios music!
The thoughts of those people are delusional, it’s an illusion, they’re are crazy.
“Come & Cocay” (2019). Enough said! Trash sells!
I love Caribbean music – reggae, calypso, soca. That chart-topping song “She Want That Ah” by Money Shaun, should be described as the WORST composition of a song of our generation.
It’s a ‘nothing burger’. The only persons who could enjoy that noise (song) are persons who would consume ale for a whole day, and get senselessly inebriated.