Crazy

In Trinidad and Tobago, few artists rival Crazy for the frequency with which he crafts high-energy tracks explicitly aimed at capturing the Road March crown, only to finish second again and again. Although "Nani Wine" earned him worldwide notice for its Indian soca style, he also delivered a string of major local successes that include "Ain't Bong for You" from 1984, "Drive It" from 1988, "Gimme More" from 1990, and "Penelope/Party Now Start" from 1992. The sole occasion he claimed the Road March came in 1985 with "(Suck Me) Soucouyant." Any Crazy release supplies the essential ingredients for all-out party soca.