Last Updated on November 25, 2024, 4:20 AM AST by Anthony Morris
St Kitts and Nevis: The St Kitts and Nevis National Carnival Committee (SKNNCC) has officially announced the top 8 Groovy Soca Artists and top 7 Power Soca Artists who will be competing in the Digicel Groovy Soca Monarch and Power Soca Monarch respectively.
These finalists have reached the final round after competing in the Preliminary Round and Soca Monarch Eliminations that was held on Friday, November 22nd, 2024 at the Champions Bar, Port Zante. The SKNNCC posted the pictures of all the finalists and extended congratulations to all of them.
The stage is all set for an electrifying and grand finale as the top Soca Artists and Groovy Artists are ready to compete for the esteemed title. Notably, for the title of Power Soca Monarch, the performers will perform head-to-head against the reigning king, Ras Kelly.
Here is the list of top 8 Groovy Soca Artists:
- Jazzbo & Tobap – Bottle of Rum
- Ras Kelly – In De Mas
- KT Dan – Kyats & Dogs
- Delly Ranks – Celebration
- Luck Boss – Party
- Shanna – Part of Me
- Daddy2Sec – Rhythm Section
- Mr Hype – Boopsin Again
There is also an alternate finalist, Jervin V – Love De Carnival
The list of top 7 Power Soca Artists:
- AkaiiUSweet & Tobap – Wicked
- Riktik – On de Block
- Jazzbo – Pure Sweetness
- Jervin V & 5 Star Pino – Soca Zombie
- Luck Boss – Exercise
- Klymate & Tazzy G – Not Going Home
- KT Dan – Kittian Style
Alternate Finalist for Power Soca Monarch Finals is Brandon & Charnelle – Love and Light.
The Finals for the Digicel Soca Monarch is scheduled for Saturday, December 14, 2024 at the Carnival Village. The early tickets have also been made available at the www.skncarnival.com at the decided price of $30.
Notably, the Sugar Mas 53 is now advancing and will commence on December 13, 2024 and will culminate with the grand celebrations on January 02, 2025. “There is only one place to be – Sugar mas 53.”
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