Krosfyah
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Biography
Krosfyah, a Barbadian Soca band formed in 1989 from the group Higher Level, initially performed covers on the Barbados tourist circuit under the name Crossfire. In 1993, they participated in a Caribbean tour, changed the spelling of their name, and began focusing on original material. Their debut single "Hot Tempo" led to the release of the album Ultimate Party (1994), earning them the Barbados Band of the Year title. The band's breakthrough came with the 1995 single "Pump Me Up", which went gold in Canada in 1997 and was featured on their second album Ultimate Party-Pump Me Up (1995). Krosfyah achieved significant milestones, including lead singer Edwin Yearwood winning multiple titles at the Crop Over festival, and released successful albums such as Aim High (1996) and Hot Zone (1998). Their worldwide sales topped 300,000 copies.
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- Hunting
- Pump Me Up
- Wine Yuh Bumper (No Wall Flowers) by Khiomal Nurse
- Sugar Cane by Edwin Yearwood
- Best in Me by Edwin Yearwood
- Tina by Krosfyah
- Soca Train by Krosfyah
- Forkin' by Krosfyah
- Sak Pase (refix)
- On Me by Adrian Dutchin
- Highway Robbery
- Promise Me by Edwin Yearwood
- Ride It by Edwin Yearwood
- Party Ah De Year by Krosfyah
- Dis Dat by Edwin Yearwood
- I Doubt by Khiomal Nurse
- Dog Eat Dog by Krosfyah
- Dis Is For You by Krosfyah
- French Kiss by Edwin Yearwood
- Krank It by Edwin Yearwood
- For De Gal Dem by Krosfyah
- Pelt Hand by Krosfyah
- Go Down by Krosfyah
- Satisfaction by Krosfyah
