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Top 10 Streaming Soca Song for 2024
2024 has drawn to a close and we have taken a look at the soca songs that dominated the streaming platforms. These songs have been pumping from the back of a truck at carnivals across the global and became anthems in 90% of the fetes.
Here is a list of the top 10 most played soca songs on YouTube for 2024 amassing more then 40 million views together.
10. “In the Centre” by Farmer Nappy & GBM Nutron – 1.5m views
A well-loved collaboration that has reached 1.5M views on YouTube. Its classic soca vibe and irresistible groove has made it a staple for 2024 and beyond.
9. “Beat Rum Bad” by Wadicks – 1.9m views
Pulling in 1.9M views, this high-energy track is a favorite among fete-goers and carnival enthusiasts (especially the drinkers!).
8. “Ridge” by BDYMM – 2.1m views
With 2.1M views, this unique track is gaining attention for its unconventional approach to a breakup. Before you hear the first word the riddim has you moving the first line hooks you with its high energy delivery.
7. “Runaway” by Mical Teja – 2.8m views
A clever twist on the timeless classic Lorraine by Explainer that has reached over 2.5M views. Mical was able to create a song that emotes a desire to let go and “runaway” into the socaverse. It’s a song that is sure to become a classic.
6. “Anxiety” by Patrice Roberts – 3m views
A standout track with 3M views on YouTube, Patrice continues her reign as a soca queen with relatable lyrics and powerful vocals. The song also sits as a therpist for many going through lifes battles giving hope and comfort.
5. “Penthouse” by Voice – 3.5m views
With 3.5M views on YouTube, this song combines emotive storytelling and irresistible beats. Voice once again put us where we all want to be in a fete.
4. “Tack Back” by Kes – 4.5m views
Kes’ 2024 release hit 4.5M views on YouTube while topping Spotify’s soca playlists as well. The group’s ability to tell a story is personified in this song and provides a feeling some of us know all too well – “if di whine sweet yuh must go back Tack Back”.
3. “Someone Else” by Quan x Lil Boy 4.6m views
This breakout hit garnered 4.6M views and is still gaining traction on streaming services globally. It blends modern beats with traditional soca energy, appealing to younger audiences, not to mention the maturity in the story telling. One wishing their ex happiness is rarely done.
2. “Market” by Nadia Batson 8.1m views
With 8.1M views, this song for many especially the ladies this has been their anthem all throughout 2024. Nadia has undoubtedly nailed it once again with consistency. Nadia’s strong presence on Apple Music and Spotify ensures wide reach beyond the Caribbean diaspora – Lawd she know how to market.
1.”DNA” by Mical Teja – 8.3m views
Dominating with over 8.3M YouTube views, this track the Trinidad and Tobago Carnival Road March winner for 2024 has dominated fetes and carnivals across the world. DNA is a celebration of life, love and culture. Mical Teja continues to produce music at a high level that transcends anyone that hears it.
What is your song for 2024?
Top 10 Streaming Dancehall Songs for 2024
10. Busy Signal – Happy Birthday
- Happy Birthday is and will always be a timeless masterpiece for Busy Signal, it shows his versatility to deliver songs for occasions that both the young and old of any race can come together and enjoy. Happy Birthday is perfect for celebrations, making it a niche song, however we all have birthdays.
9. Jah Vinci – Scream
- Scream is another of Jah Vinci’s soulful masterpieces for the ladies, showcasing his vocal prowess and storytelling ability, solidifying his place as a respected artist in the reggae dancehall genre.
8. Squash – Shubout
- A solid track that highlights his grittiness and creates songs for the streets.
7. Kranium x Chronic Law – Higher Life
- This collaboration blended Chronic Law’s lyrical depth with Kranium’s melodic style, appealing to reggae and dancehall fans. Higher Life is an anthem about ambition and success, resonating with fans who aspire for more in life.
6. Vybz Kartel – Comet
- Vybz Kartel’s “Comet” capitalized on the buzz surrounding his release from prison. The song’s reflective tone resonated with loyal fans, drawing significant attention. Kartel remains one of Dancehall’s most consistent streaming artists, with the staging of his Freedom Street concert at The National Stadium in Jamaica. Kartel is a hot topic going into 2025.
5. Armanii – Haad (Fiesta)
- This song marked a career breakthrough for Armanii, solidifying his position as an emerging talent in dancehall. Its catchy rhythm and relatable lyrics resonated particularly with younger audiences. The song’s success earned Armanii recognition from major brands, including a deal with Flow Jamaica. The track has since become a staple in Caribbean parties and events.
4. Squash – Big Breeze
- Big Breeze was a standout track for Squash in 2024, reestablishing his dominance after a quieter period. Its strong production and relatable themes of success and resilience helped it become a party anthem.
3. Masicka – Whites
- Whites reinforced Masicka’s reputation as one of the genre’s top artists, adding to his chart dominance. Its gritty lyrics and storytelling resonated with fans, showcasing Masicka’s lyrical prowess. Whites demonstrates Masicka’s work ethic and talent, positioning him as a generational leader in dancehall.
2. Masicka – All Over Again
- This track was part of Masicka’s critically acclaimed “Generation of Kings” album, which showcased his versatility. “All Over Again” shows Masicka’s ability to balance street anthems with emotional resonance and personal growth within relationships, further cementing his reputation as one of dancehall’s elite artists.
1. Shenseea x Masicka – Hit n Run
- This collaboration between Shenseea and Masicka became a viral hit, cementing itself as one of 2024’s most-streamed dancehall tracks. Paired with a catchy hook and relatable themes of fleeting romance, the chemistry between Shenseea and Masicka made “Hit n Run” an instant hit. The song propelled Shenseea to Grammy recognition and further solidified Masicka’s star power, making it a career highlight for both artists.
What was your dancehall song for 2024?
Let us know in the charts and comments.
