Kirk Brown has two 2020 singles bubbling in Barbados and across the region currently. “BamBam” was produced by top notch producers, De Red Boys out of Barbados. They’re responsible for many of Farmer Nappy’s hits and even worked with Bass on the popular, “Stush.” Brown is hoping the tune, along with his second track, “De Formula,” which was recently remixed with Jamaican reggae hit maker, Gyptian, receive the love from the people in Trinidad and Tobago- the Mecca of the Carnival culture. He is a huge fan of the Afro beats vibe, telling us that it’s an undeniable sound right now. “De Formula” is a combination of Afro beats, Soca, a flavor of dancehall with a Latin keyboard rift that can go into any market. It’s got a Barbadian artist, a Jamaican artiste, and it’s being pushed in a Trinidad market and the mainstream global market. That’s the universality of music today,” he highlighted.

Miami Carnival recently concluded, Kirk Brown has his attention in Trinidad and Tobago and hopes he’ll be given the opportunity to be heard. “I’ve had a lot of success in Barbados, recently returned from New York, China and Miami. I’m well travelled but I won’t say I’m a known star. I think until you’re a household name and you’re really making progress and impact, and you’re able to help your friends and family, and give back, that’s when you know success has come,” said Brown.

A huge fan of many of T&T’s big names in Soca, Brown anticipates being a part of the vibrance and energy of T&T’s carnival. . “I’d love to be on Machel Monday and I’d love to have some of my tunes remixed with some of the artistes I enjoy,” he said. It’s not about competing with the artistes but more so, sharing in the season,” said the Barbados born radio personality.

Check out Kirk’s, “De Formula”. Let us know what you guys think!