• Arrow

  Hot Hot Hot  –

• Atlantik and Tony Prescott

  All Aboard  –

• Barefoot Man

  Who Put The Pepper  –

• Bone Daddys

  Rudy  –

• Byron Lee and The Dragonaires

  Gimme Soca  –

  Na Do Dat  –

  Tiny Winey  –

  We Ain’t Goin Home  –

• Derek Smith

  Movin’  –

• Fab Five

  Good Buddy  –

• James JT Taylor

  Maryanne  –

  Sarah  –

• Lord Kitchener

  Gimme The Thing  –

• Manase Latu

  Dollar Wine  –

• Mighty Sparrow

  Soca Jam Back  –

• Pluto

  Carnival Medley –

• Ronnie and The Ramblers

  Drive It Home  –

  Bang Bang Lulu  –

• Soca from Trinidad

  Don’t Rock Me So  –

  Jump Jump  –

• Spice

  In De Congaline  –

• The Troubadours

  Nice Time  –

 

Soca MIDI Files

Soca music is based on a strong rhythmic section that is often recorded using synthesized drum sounds and then sequenced inside computers; however, for live shows, the live human drummer emulates the recorded version, often using electronic drums to trigger drum samples. The drum and percussion are often loud in this genre of music and are sometimes the only instruments to back up the vocal. Soca is indeed defined by its loud, fast percussion beats. Synthesizers are used often in modern soca and have replaced the once typical horn section at ‘smaller’ shows. Electric and bass guitars are found very often and are always found in a live soca band. A horn section is found occasionally in live soca bands mostly for the ‘bigger’ shows. It usually consist of two trumpets and a trombone, with saxophones being part of the section from time to time. Invariably other metal instruments may include cowbell or automobile break rotor.
While the Trinidad-born steel drum is known as the official instrument of the Caribbean, its waning presence in soca music, along with its coopting by other nations, has many soca and calypso purists concerned. It has since enjoyed a slow resurgence, appearing more in soca music, as well as in the slowed-down, melodic Groovy Soca and production-focused Rockso genres.
This excerpt is from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soca_music