Iwer George

Neil George who in July, 2007 revealed his new name as "The Boss", has won several soca titles in Trinidad and Tobago. He won the road march title in 2003 with Carnival Come Back Again, in a tie with artist Super Blue. He performed the song, Gimme Ah Bligh in the 2002 International soca monarch competition, and tied for first place with Bunji Garlin. In 2003 he won the competition again (no ties this time) with the song, Ah Home. In 2007 he dethroned Shurwayne Winchester and won his third soca monarch title, performing the catchy but relatively slow soca song, Fete After Fete.

The artist who has been referred to as "The Big Man In The Business" penned the song "Trinidad" which won his brother Naya George the road march title in 2002.

Iwer George must be commended for 'taking soca higher' as he puts it, and launching the soca radio station, Soca 91.9FM (Trinibashment). This radio station located in Point Fortin, Trinidad plays strictly soca, calypso, rapso, raga soca and chutney music. The station, owned by Iwer George went on air on October 1, 2004. This is a really brave and positive move by the artist and should do very well for soca music. I think that more soca artists need to get involved in other fields of the industry besides performance and songwriting. This is what I am attempting with this soca web site; to prove that it is not only about composing songs and performing them on stage.

All in all, the artist, businessman, promoter, and radio station owner is a great asset to the soca music industry.

2012 - Iwer - No Pain
Listen to 2007 international soca monarch winning track Fete after Fete:


Iwer - 2008 Soca Tunes These are two of my overall favourites for Trinidad and Tobago Carnival 2008.