Barbados-based soca band, famous during the late 1980s and 1990s after Alison Hinds started performing with the band in 1996. At first the band performed mostly in bars and clubs, but later they became a top soca band, bringing soca to a new level. In 1996, they produced their first hit with Hinds, Raggamuffin, which won road march of that year during the Cropover Festival. The following year they repeated road march and also won Party Monarch with another hit, Twister. This led to Hinds' role as the lead singer in the band. Next, they created an album called Full Bloom, which included the song Faluma, the top song in the Caribbean for the period of 1999-2000.

They continued to produce hits until 2004 when the band split up due to Hinds' aspirations to make it on her own.