Last Updated on December 11, 2025, 4:06 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Bedroom rock by Nu Vybes International, one of the most popular bands in St Kitts and Nevis is dominating the St Kitts and Nevis Apple Music Chart. Bedroom Rock, a song created by Nu Vybes has climbed at #2 spots in the Apple Music Chart.
The song has ranked in the top two among 100 songs in St Kitts, bringing the island nation to the people of the country. The officials have shared that it is important for the people of the country.
The band has been a very popular group and enjoys a great fan following with the people of the island nation and the rest of the Caribbean region. The popularity of the band is proven by the fact that the rest of the top 100 chart is dominated by industry giants from the rest of the world.
The officials have shared that the undisputed second place of the local track in the federation is proof that the music lovers make it a priority to support local talents.
The officials have called this a major cultural moment in the history of the island nation as this is the first time that a local track has been ranked as high as #2. The band, affectionately called the Sugar Band, has been a celebrated group of talented individuals led by Gregory “Mention” Hobson aka De Rasta Man.
The group is instantly recognizable by their sound and energy which highlights the uniqueness of the island nation. The officials have shared that the song which has been growing in popularity every day has been a regular at fetes, parties, car music systems and social media.
Bedroom rock has been ruling social media since its release with the clips from the song being shared and reshared all over the social media for several weeks. The apple music chart also features entries from locals like Byron Messia whose song “Eh” is gaining significant love.
ASAP Band, another local band also made it to the Top 100 list with Drop It (featuring Brandon). The growing popularity of local brands and tracks is proof that the creatives are putting more efforts in making their music reach more diverse audience.
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