Atlantic recording artist Kevin Lyttle is proving a new one of music's most important tenets: that just one person, with one daring idea, can convert an entire world full of listeners, fans, and musicians.

With its irrepressible beat, sweet melody, and a vocal performance that's at once mellow, intense, and inviting, Kevin's smash single, "Turn Me On" - recorded in a local studio on the island of St. Vincent - is the biggest soca hit to emerge from the Caribbean in 20 years. His eclectic and innovative fusion of music - traditional soca, American R&B, and Jamaican dancehall - set the entire West Indies on fire, and has boomed across dance floors worldwide in a phenomenal two-year run. For Kevin, 26, its massive and still-growing popularity has been a living lesson in music's ability to unite and continue to the Kevin Lyttle Biography...

Here comes Big Kev and his soca-infused hip-hop, Jamaican dance-hall and R 'n' B. Did you know that his first single (and big international hit) Turn Me On has eight writing credits? Closer inspection reveals that Kevin and a pal actually wrote the song based on All My Love, which was written by six others. Still, I can just imagine a conference table filled with angry musos ("that E Flat should be an E", "no way, definitely C Sharp", "Dammit, y'all never listen to me, I'm outta here").
Anyhow, Turn Me On, the continue to the Kevin Lyttle Review...