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Episode Synopsis
For Episode 4 of Stick To Your Roots,Dr Deep teams up with the one and only BamBoy to celebrate the vibrant heartbeat of the Caribbean–Indian diaspora through a Chutney Soca that’s pure energy and nostalgia in motion.
Chutney Soca is a powerful hybrid genre born in the Indo-Caribbean communities of Trinidad & Tobago and Guyana, blending East Indian musical traditions (like Bhojpuri folk, bhajans, and filmi sounds) with Soca the high-energy, Afro-Caribbean dance music that evolved from Calypso.
The genre’s roots trace back to the arrival of indentured laborers from India (mainly from Uttar Pradesh and Bihar) to the Caribbean between 1838 and 1917, following the abolition of slavery. These communities preserved their languages, instruments (like the dholak, harmonium, and tassa drums), and storytelling traditions. Over generations, their cultural expressions fused with local Afro-Caribbean influences especially during Carnival.
Throughout the set, Dr Deep and Bamboy pay tribute to the pioneers who paved the way — featuring timeless tracks and reworks by legends like Ramdew Chaitoe, whose Surinamese-Indian roots shaped the foundation of chutney music; Sonny Mann, whose anthems brought chutney soca to global stages. Rasika Dindial, with her soulful storytelling and graceful melodies. Sundar Popo, the godfather of chutney. and Vedesh Sookoo, representing the new generation keeping the fire alive.
Ramdew Chaitoe - Than Than Tan Pe
Ramdew Chaitoe - Sapno Me Pyari Soeratia
Sundar Popo - Kaise Bani
Sonny Mann - Lootala
Sundar Popo - Nani Nana
Rakesh Yankaran - Cha Na Na Na Na Na
Unknown - More Gadi Suno
Riki Jai - Mor Tor
Raskika D' Rani Dindial - D' Chamine
Rajin Dhanraj - She want an old man
BamBoy - Kaise Bani remix
BamBoy - Caribbean Connection (original mix)
Ramdew Chaitoe - Ek Haath Mein Desh
Behaw Jhinkoe - Nimiya ke Dariya
Ramdew Chaitoe - Zindagie Hay Kya
Moonilal Gildhaie - Roote Roote
Sonny Mann - Soono Sakheeya
Budram Holass - Thar Gori
Rasika Dindial - Lazy Man
Vedesh Sookoo - Rum In Meh Coffin
Rasika D Rani, Sneha Khanwalkar - Electric Piya
Harridath Jairam - Gadaha Banke Bhariye
Chutney Soca is a powerful hybrid genre born in the Indo-Caribbean communities of Trinidad & Tobago and Guyana, blending East Indian musical traditions (like Bhojpuri folk, bhajans, and filmi sounds) with Soca the high-energy, Afro-Caribbean dance music that evolved from Calypso.
The genre’s roots trace back to the arrival of indentured laborers from India (mainly from Uttar Pradesh and Bihar) to the Caribbean between 1838 and 1917, following the abolition of slavery. These communities preserved their languages, instruments (like the dholak, harmonium, and tassa drums), and storytelling traditions. Over generations, their cultural expressions fused with local Afro-Caribbean influences especially during Carnival.
Throughout the set, Dr Deep and Bamboy pay tribute to the pioneers who paved the way — featuring timeless tracks and reworks by legends like Ramdew Chaitoe, whose Surinamese-Indian roots shaped the foundation of chutney music; Sonny Mann, whose anthems brought chutney soca to global stages. Rasika Dindial, with her soulful storytelling and graceful melodies. Sundar Popo, the godfather of chutney. and Vedesh Sookoo, representing the new generation keeping the fire alive.
Ramdew Chaitoe - Than Than Tan Pe
Ramdew Chaitoe - Sapno Me Pyari Soeratia
Sundar Popo - Kaise Bani
Sonny Mann - Lootala
Sundar Popo - Nani Nana
Rakesh Yankaran - Cha Na Na Na Na Na
Unknown - More Gadi Suno
Riki Jai - Mor Tor
Raskika D' Rani Dindial - D' Chamine
Rajin Dhanraj - She want an old man
BamBoy - Kaise Bani remix
BamBoy - Caribbean Connection (original mix)
Ramdew Chaitoe - Ek Haath Mein Desh
Behaw Jhinkoe - Nimiya ke Dariya
Ramdew Chaitoe - Zindagie Hay Kya
Moonilal Gildhaie - Roote Roote
Sonny Mann - Soono Sakheeya
Budram Holass - Thar Gori
Rasika Dindial - Lazy Man
Vedesh Sookoo - Rum In Meh Coffin
Rasika D Rani, Sneha Khanwalkar - Electric Piya
Harridath Jairam - Gadaha Banke Bhariye
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