One of the most widely recognized faces in soca, dancehall, and reggae music, Kevin Lyttle, is commonly referred to as the “feel good” man. His music simply makes listeners feel good as he crosses island vibes and soca sounds in the most melodic way. His hit single ‘Turn Me On,’ can be seen as his claim to fame. After it’s 2004 release, the track quickly gained popularity around the world and topped charts across the globe, becoming a mainstream radio staple.

In 2001, Lyttle originally recorded ‘Turn Me On’ in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines with money he had saved up. In 2003, he signed with Atlantic Records and remixed ‘Turn Me on’ to be released as a single in the UK. The remixed version featured the notable dancehall artist Spragga Benz. The single rose to the No 2 spot in the UK, spending seven weeks on the Top 10 UK singles chart. By 2004, the song became a worldwide hit, reaching the No 4 spot in the United states, No 3 in Australia, and hitting the Top 5 in countries all across Europe.

In July of 2004, Lyttle’s debut self-titled album reached the charts once again. It charted in the Top 10 in the United States and was certified Gold by the RIAA. By 2008, Lyttle founded Tarakon Records, his own record label. He released his second studio album, Fyah, under Tarakon and Universal Records. Nowadays, world-renowned DJs such as Cheat Codes and Dante Klein, with their ‘Let Me Hold You (Turn Me On)’ remix continue to bring Lyttle’s sound to the charts. Lyttle has not stopped providing fans with eclectic hits as he focuses on a variety of new projects.