In April Marsha released a Soca track entitled “No Worries” on the Daydream Riddim. Now she is back with that svelte look and warm sexy voice.
Her new single is “Kreole Whine” written by Gordon Henderson, Mr. Cadence-lypso himself. As you can tell from the title the track is a saucy number destined to liven up the Kweyol Season and beyond.
The song can be described as a clever blend of Groovy Soca with a modern Cadence-lypso groove featuring some wicked rock guitar licks that gives the song a decidedly international appeal.
The production of Kreole Whine involved the input of a number of persons. Gordon Henderson wrote the song; his son Dion Henderson programmed the drums and the keys at his studio. The vocals were tracked by Andrew “Stone Ranger” Bellony who also played guitars and at his Stone Creek Studio at Copt Hall. Mc Carthy Marie had production duties and mixed and mastered the track. Backing vocals are by Marsha and Chrycee, a St. Lucian singer.
Marsha is due to perform at a number of events for the season and the public should look out for her live performances of this number which is destined to get you moving.
Take a listen below.
Sounding Nice.Bird is good guitar player.Big up to the entire team.
Wonderful music. We are looking forward to the live performance.
Sounds a bit like Gordon Henderson’s ‘Boomerang”
https://youtu.be/GH6GLlir4Jw
Boomerang is performed in this show. Listen to it again and outline the similarities.
Is it melody? No. Is it chord structure and chords? Completely different. Lyrics? No. Beat? Not at all.
Please explain.
Lovely song. Nice play on the word wine. The melody is sweet and infectious and the vocals has an international flavor. Big up Marsha and all others who collaborated to make this project a success. More power to Mr. Gordon Henderson for working with the young blood
Marshie I’m coming to back up!!!!! Nice!!! So proud of you my darling!
not bad, but i dont like her vocal style especially when she sings the creole verse. she needs to enunciate better.
I like the song
Sounds very clean and melodious, however i think there is too much repetition of that live it up, I love the Creole wine..