DJ Mario’s Top TT 20 New & Trending Soca Hits, May 05/25

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1. Take Me Home

FREETOWN COLLECTIVE FEAT DAVID RUDDER

source: JulianspromosTV | Soca Music

2. Blessing

BLAKA DAN

3. Luther

KENDRICK LAMAR & SZA

4. Free Like A Bird – New

YOUNG BREDDA

5. The Greatest Bend Over (Big Links Riddem)

YOUNG BREDDA

6. The Truth (Big Links Riddim)

MACHEL MONTANO

7. Good Spirits (Big Links Riddim) 

FULL BLOWN

8.  Bob The Builder – New

LADY LAVA

9. Dora The Explorer/Wappi – New

SACKIE THE ARTIST

10. OTM (Shuga Pie Riddim) – New

MARZVILLE X DJ SPIDER

source: JulianspromosTV | Soca Music

11. DJ (Shuga Pie Riddim) – New

TEDDYSON JOHN X DJ SPIDER

source: JulianspromosTV | Soca Music

12. Ungrateful

PATRICE ROBERTS

13. God Is The Greatest 

VYBZ KARTEL

14. Glue (Uptown Fete Riddim) – New

PREEDY, JOHNNY BLAZE, TRAVIS WORLD

source: JulianspromosTV | Soca Music

15. OH La La (Uptown Fete Riddim) – New

SEKON STA, JOHNNY BLAZE,TRAVIS WORLD

16.  Fallin’ 

NADIA BATSON

17. Jam Dung (Maiden Cay Riddim) – New

GBM NUTRON ft.BRUSH1 TRAVIS WORLS JONNY BLAZE

18. Bad Head (Maiden Cay Riddim) – New

LYRIKAL, TRAVIS WORLD, JONNY BLAZE

19. BIG 45 – New

PROTOJE

20. Dotish (Tilden Hall Riddim)

LYRIKAL

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