GL365 Soca Calypso Gospel Top Ten Chart

Welcome back, music lovers! This is your favorite DJ spinning the decks at Unity Gospel Radio | The Station That Brings Everyone Together, one track at a time. Today, we’re diving headfirst into the vibrant world of Soca Calypso Gospel. This genre is a potent mix of spiritual message, irresistible beats and Caribbean charm. Let’s delve into our top ten chart and explore the standout qualities that make these songs unique.

‘Heaven’ by Neesha Woodz (album: Grace) takes the crown for its compelling blend of gospel and soca. This collab with Blessed Messenger adds an extra layer of authenticity, making ‘Heaven’ a divine treat for the ears.

Keeping the energy high, ‘Till Morning’ by Marc Isaacs & Farenite (album: Till Morning – Single) is an impressive showcase of the artists’ ability to blend soca rhythms with profound lyrical content.

Next up, ‘Brave’ by Garth Sinnette (feat. David Matas Single) stands out for its uplifting melody and strong message of courage in the face of adversity.

‘No Rocks’ by D.B.A (album: No Rocks – Single), on the other hand, brings a fresh perspective on faith, imbued with soaring vocals and a powerful message.

Carrying similar vibes, ‘Blessing Coming’ by Jason Lezama (album: Glory Days Riddim – EP) is a gospel track that surely brightens your day, while ‘Praise (All Aboard Riddim)’ by Rhonda Love (album: All Aboard Riddim) encourages listeners to give thanks and appreciate life’s blessings.

Meanwhile, ‘Charged and Ready’ by Zion (album: Glory Days Riddim – EP), ‘Glory’ by Nigel Lewis (album: Glory – Single), and ‘Last Days’ by Mellissa Mellodee all serve as reminders of faith, hope and resilience in these challenging times.

Last but not least, ‘I’m Not Alone’ by Alyssa Joseph (feat. Samantha Johnson Single) wraps up our list with a comforting message of companionship and faith.

These tracks encapsulate the distinctive rhythm and meaningful lyrics that define Soca Calypso Gospel. They capture the current music scene’s spirit and contribute to its diversity. Whether you’re a devout fan or new to the scene, we hope you enjoy these tunes and find the spiritual nourishment they aim to serve.

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