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Kinetic is ‘Driftin’ into Carnival 2023

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Kinetic has high ambitions for this new Soca single to eventually become synonymous with travel & tourism

Kinetic has high ambitions for this new Soca single to eventually become synonymous with travel & tourism

Trinidad & To­ba­go-born mu­si­cal duo Ki­net­ic has re­leased its first con­tri­bu­tion to the 2023 So­ca sound­track ti­tled Driftin.

The US-based sons of Tri­ni soil, Ke­ston ‘De Chan­cel­lor’ Har­ris & Kwasi ‘KHem­Sun’ Jones have re­leased the new Groovy So­ca track which evokes emo­tions of love, eu­pho­ria and men­tal free­dom.

The new re­lease is a com­bi­na­tion of sol­id in­stru­men­ta­tion, melod­ic de­liv­ery and lyrics that arouse im­ages of ex­ot­ic voy­ages and in­ti­mate ex­cur­sions to trop­i­cal des­ti­na­tions with a spe­cial trav­el com­pan­ion.

Re­gard­ing the in­spi­ra­tion be­hind the new song they shared, “In a sense, it’s free­dom. It’s all beau­ti­ful emo­tions metaphor­i­cal­ly de­scribed in a ves­sel of love. The plane in the lyrics is the ves­sel and ‘to drift’ is to be care­free in a men­tal state of lib­er­a­tion. The in­spi­ra­tion be­hind the song was to high­light the joy of to­tal free­dom (both men­tal and phys­i­cal) with the one you love.”

Driftin was writ­ten by both Har­ris and Jones and pro­duced by the fa­mous Bad­john Re­pub­lic. This lat­est sin­gle fea­tures vo­cal con­tri­bu­tions from Pe­ter ‘WildX­Fire’ Noel who has pre­vi­ous­ly lent his tal­ents to mu­sic projects by artistes such as Machel Mon­tano and Lyrikal.

Kinetic has released its first contribution to the 2023 Soca soundtrack entitled Driftin

Kinetic has released its first contribution to the 2023 Soca soundtrack entitled Driftin

The new track has al­ready gained pos­i­tive re­views from lis­ten­ers with some stat­ing that they gained a sense of peace, as well as feel­ings of joy and wan­der­lust up­on hear­ing it.

Both mem­bers of Ki­net­ic who hail from Mara­bel­la (South Trinidad) al­ways aim to rep­re­sent Trin­ba­go mu­sic to the fullest and as­pire to con­tin­u­ous­ly be part of the cat­a­lyst for So­ca mu­sic to make its mark on the world stage and po­ten­tial­ly earn a Gram­my or oth­er ma­jor mu­sic ac­co­lade.

With 15 years of in­dus­try ex­pe­ri­ence un­der their belts, the un­yield­ing and ver­sa­tile singer-song­writ­ers have per­formed at well-known di­as­po­ra events such as New Jer­sey’s ‘Carib Fever’ and the an­nu­al ‘New Jer­sey Reg­gae Fest’ as well as band launch­es in their na­tive T&T.

De Chan­cel­lor and KHem­Sun have high am­bi­tions for this new bliss-in­duc­ing So­ca sin­gle to even­tu­al­ly be­come syn­ony­mous with trav­el & tourism and en­cour­age oth­ers to sim­i­lar­ly pur­sue their dreams re­gard­less of the size.

They in­vite mu­sic lovers from around the globe to con­nect with them on In­sta­gram and Face­book via @it­sk­i­net­ic and be cap­ti­vat­ed by the ‘Ki­net­ic’ en­er­gy.

Both members of Kinetic hail from Marabella (South Trinidad) always aim to represent Trinbago music to the fullest

Both members of Kinetic hail from Marabella (South Trinidad) always aim to represent Trinbago music to the fullest


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