The DSA Podcast

DSA Podcast Episode 59 | WildxFire on Growing Soca Together & Taking the Genre More Seriously

Welcome to the DSA Podcast by Di Soca Analyst (DSA). In Episode 59 of the DSA Podcast, we sit down with Soca artist WildxFire to discuss his musical journey, the importance of treating music as a business, and how we can collectively elevate the Soca genre. From his personal background to industry insights, WildxFire shares why collaboration, strategy, and cultural pride are essential for pushing Soca forward on a global scale. If you’re passionate about Caribbean music and want to hear real talk about the future of the genre, this episode is for you.

DSA Podcast Episode 58 - Trinidad Carnival Recap | Part 2

DJ Jel, Rich, Gino, and Ashley link up to share wild stories, behind-the-scenes moments, and real talk from this year’s Trinidad Carnival. From fetes to the road—nothing's off limits. Catch the vibes and relive the magic in this epic DSA Podcast episode!

DSA Podcast Episode 57 - A Look at 2025 Trinidad Carnival

Welcome to the DSA Podcast! Join Rich of DSA and Savanah of The Vibe Tribe Experience as they dive into their experience with 2025 Trinidad Carnival! 🔥💃🏾🎧 #DSAPodcast #Soca2025 #VibeTribe

DSA Podcast Episode 56 - Breaking Down the 2025 Soca Trends & Evolution

Join Rich of DSA and Savanah of The Vibe Tribe Experience as they dive into the hottest Soca tracks of 2025! They break down the trending sounds of this year, compare them to past seasons, and share their insights on where the genre is heading. Lock in for real Soca talk, vibes, and everything you need to stay up to date with the culture! 🔥💃🏾🎧 #DSAPodcast #Soca2025 #VibeTribe

DSA Podcast Episode 55 - Klassic Frescobar shares experience as an artist, beginnings, and Soca

On this episode, we talk with Klassic Frescobar. Klassik’s blend of Jamaican Dancehall influence fused into Soca & Calypso sound is the perfect mix. His commanding high energy vocals with the sweet soca vibe creates a unique style that is radiant. Klassik Frescobar’s musical influence began in the early ‘90s in his hometown of Kingston, Jamaica in the Constant Spring Gardens area. After getting a hold of his mother’s cassette player and hearing early tunes from Bounty Killa, Sean Paul and Beanie Man his mind was committed to music. After migrating to the Bronx in New York, Klassik spent most of his time creating rap music but stayed close to his roots by attending local Dancehall parties. Throughout that time he built relationships with local DJs and producers including the Jamaican born Brooklyn native Ricky Blaze. In 2014 Klassik would migrate to Miami where he would work closely with Guyanese rapper Red Cafe who would introduce him to local DJs and party scenes. After hard work and deliberation Klassik made a name in the Miami Soca scene with records “Boom” , “Bee Sting” & “Chair” His current viral record "Looking Good" on the "Code Red Riddim", facilitated the #LookingGoodChallenge [https://www.youtube.com/hashtag/lookinggoodchallenge] which garnered over three million Twitter and TikTok views respectively. The challenge promotes dancers from around the world to record themselves dancing to the song . Since then Klassik has released bigger records such as “Like Dat Remix” featuring GBM Nutron, “Whoopsy” featuring Boidingo and “Too Much” with Marzville.