About this album
Where they were
Kevin Lyttle's self-titled debut album, released in 2004, marked his entry into the global music scene following his rise to fame with the hit single 'Turn Me On'. At this point in his career, Lyttle was navigating the transition from local Caribbean artist to international pop sensation, leveraging the success of his breakout track to introduce a wider audience to soca music.
Why it matters
The album achieved significant commercial success, reaching the top charts in multiple countries and solidifying Lyttle's status as a pioneer of contemporary soca music. 'Turn Me On' received widespread acclaim, including charting within the top 10 in various regions and influencing a wave of Caribbean-inspired pop music across mainstream platforms.
Essential tracks
- "Turn Me On" — 'Turn Me On' is the standout track that catapulted Lyttle to fame, showcasing his smooth vocals over a catchy soca beat that became an anthem of summer parties.
- "Never Wanna Make U Cry" — This track blends heartfelt lyrics with a danceable rhythm, illustrating Lyttle's ability to merge emotional depth with upbeat soca influences.
- "If You Want Me (Call Me)" — With its inviting call-and-response format and melodic hooks, this song encapsulates the album's playful spirit while highlighting Lyttle's vocal charm.
- "My Love" — 'My Love' showcases a more romantic side of Lyttle’s artistry, combining R&B elements with soca rhythms for a unique sound that broadens his appeal.
Release Date
June 1, 2004
Artist Origin
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Tracklist
- 1 Turn Me On 3:17
- 2 Last Drop 3:24
- 3 Never Wanna Make U Cry 3:40
- 4 If You Want Me (Call Me) 3:50
- 5 I Got It 3:33
- 6 Sign Your Name 4:26
- 7 Screaming Out My Name 3:18
- 8 My Lady 3:36
- 9 Ya Kiss 3:35
- 10 So High 4:12
- 11 Dancing Like Making Love 3:18
- 12 My Love 3:48
- 13 Mama Mia 4:27
- 14 Turn Me On (remix) 3:21
