Cocoa Scorpion Holds No. 1 as Muzilog’s Neo Kaiso Heat 20 Welcomes a New Wave

“Level Up” remains on top, Mr. Legz and Shurwayne Winchester climb to No. 2, YUNG BREDDA returns to the Top 5, and Jamesy P leads the chart’s new entries.

The latest Muzilog Neo Kaiso Heat 20 brings a considerable reshuffling of the station's Sunday Soca and Caribbean airplay landscape, even as Cocoa Scorpion's “Level Up” continues its run at No. 1.

Compiled from verified Muzilog Muzik Radio airplay across the full 24 hours of each Sunday during the August 9–30, 2026 reporting period, the chart reflects the records receiving the strongest current support within the station's Sunday Soca and Neo Kaiso programming.

While the top position remains unchanged, much of the chart beneath it has shifted.

Mr. Legz and Shurwayne Winchester's “Black Mih” advances two positions from No. 4 to No. 2, becoming the closest challenger to “Level Up.”

Oscar B's “Crazy D Place” slips one position but remains firmly inside the Top 3 at No. 3.

At No. 4, YUNG BREDDA's “Messenger” makes a strong return to the Neo Kaiso Heat 20. The record is not new to the chart; it previously reached the upper tier of the ranking, but renewed Sunday airplay has brought it back into contention.

Nailah Blackman and Edwin Yearwood Make Big Moves

Two of the chart's strongest gains belong to Nailah Blackman and Edwin Yearwood.

Blackman's “Royal” climbs seven positions, moving from No. 12 to No. 5, while Yearwood's “Self Defence” advances from No. 13 to No. 6. Their movement creates a particularly competitive Top 10, where established records are being joined by returning titles and new releases.

At No. 7, Jamesy P's “They Will Know” becomes the highest new entry of the reporting period.

G-Force's “One More Time” moves six positions from No. 14 to No. 8, while Viggy's “We Good” rises seven places to No. 9. Cocoa Scorpion then makes a second appearance inside the Top 10 as “Ramajay Dingolay” jumps eight positions from No. 18 to No. 10, giving the artist two records among the ten strongest songs of the period.

Familiar Records Return While New Music Arrives

The middle and lower portions of the chart show just how much turnover occurred during the reporting period.

Terri Lyons' “Blessings” re-enters at No. 11, followed by two new additions: Kisha Kay's “Show Me” at No. 12 and Problem Child's “Take You Home” at No. 13. One LEF's “Just Ah Piece” arrives at No. 14, while Rudy Live's “Endless Sugar” debuts at No. 15.

G-Force earns a second chart position with “Take One,” which rises from No. 20 to No. 16.

Another returning record, Shemmy J's “Everything,” re-enters at No. 17.

Closing out the chart are three new entries: Motto's “Tun Up The Vibe” at No. 18, Tallyboy x Barbor x Kala x Rankin's “Oku Jook (Talè Riddim)” at No. 19, and Edwin x Rankin's “Bumpa Down (Talè Riddim)” at No. 20. The two Talè Riddim entries are particularly notable, placing two records from the same musical project into the chart during the same reporting period.

The Neo Kaiso Heat 20 | August 9 - August 30 2026

TC	LC	Movement	Artist – Song
1	1	—	Cocoa Scorpion – Level Up
2	4	▲2	Mr. Legz & Shurwayne Winchester – Black Mih
3	2	▼1	Oscar B – Crazy D Place
4	RE	RE	YUNG BREDDA – Messenger
5	12	▲7	Nailah Blackman – Royal
6	13	▲7	Edwin Yearwood – Self Defence
7	NEW	NEW	Jamesy P – They Will Know
8	14	▲6	G-Force – One More Time
9	16	▲7	Viggy – We Good
10	18	▲8	Cocoa Scorpion – Ramajay Dingolay
11	RE	RE	Terri Lyons – Blessings
12	NEW	NEW	Kisha Kay – Show Me
13	NEW	NEW	Problem Child – Take You Home
14	NEW	NEW	One LEF – Just Ah Piece
15	NEW	NEW	Rudy Live – Endless Sugar
16	20	▲4	G-Force – Take One
17	RE	RE	Shemmy J – Everything
18	NEW	NEW	Motto – Tun Up The Vibe
19	NEW	NEW	Tallyboy x Barbor x Kala x Rankin – Oku Jook (Talè Riddim)
20	NEW	NEW	Edwin x Rankin – Bumpa Down (Talè Riddim)

Beyond the Heat: The Adult World Top 10

Not every record that disappears from the Neo Kaiso Heat 20 has stopped receiving airplay.

Muzilog's Adult World Top 10 recognizes songs that have moved beyond their primary Neo Kaiso Heat run but continue to maintain a meaningful presence within the station's Sunday Caribbean programming.

It provides a transition between the competitive Neo Kaiso Heat chart and eventual recurrent rotation, allowing established records to continue being measured without occupying positions that could be used to showcase newer, developing music. This reporting period also sees “Weekend (TGFW)” by Mical Teja and Michael “Tano” Montano and “Fumble” by Yǒlanda and Samuel Archer return to Adult World after their latest runs on Neo Kaiso Heat.

Adult World Top 10 — August 9–30, 2026

TC	LC	Movement	Artist – Song
1	2	▲1	Mela Caribe, Machel Montano & DJ Private Ryan – Dancing in the Streets
2	1	▼1	Machel Montano, Nailah Blackman, DJ Private Ryan & Badjohn Republic – Elevate
3	3	—	Roger George, Yǒlanda & Chantau Campbell – Wuk Up Riddim 2 ft. Echo Chamber
4	10	▲6	Sheri Dan – Curse
5	RE	RE	Mical Teja & Michael “Tano” Montano – Weekend (TGFW)
6	RE	RE	Yǒlanda & Samuel Archer – Fumble
7	4	▼3	Oscar B – Party People
8	9	▲1	Machel Montano – The Fog
9	7	▼2	Denise Belfon – Come Back
10	8	▼2	Elan Parle feat. Roger George – Calypso Music

A Chart Designed to Keep Moving

The relationship between Neo Kaiso Heat and Adult World is an important part of Muzilog's airplay strategy.

A record does not necessarily disappear simply because it leaves the main chart. Songs that have completed a strong Neo Kaiso Heat run can transition into Adult World while they continue receiving meaningful Sunday rotation. And as this reporting period demonstrates, a record can regain momentum, return to Neo Kaiso Heat, and eventually move back into Adult World.

The result is a chart system designed to reflect the lifecycle of a record, rather than allowing established titles to remain indefinitely at the expense of new music.

For this period, that lifecycle is particularly visible. While “Weekend (TGFW)” and “Fumble” transition back into Adult World, records including Jamesy P, Kisha Kay, Problem Child, One LEF, Rudy Live, Motto and artists from the Talè Riddim project now have room to establish their own Neo Kaiso Heat runs.

And above them all, Cocoa Scorpion continues to set the pace.

With “Level Up” holding No. 1 and “Ramajay Dingolay” climbing to No. 10, Cocoa Scorpion closes the reporting period with two Top 10 records—and the song everyone else is still chasing.

The Muzilog Neo Kaiso Heat 20 is compiled exclusively from verified Sunday airplay on Muzilog Muzik Radio, tracking current Soca, Neo Kaiso, and Caribbean music that is receiving active rotation on the station. The Adult World Top 10 appears as an exclusive component of Muzilog's full chart report, documenting qualifying records continuing their airplay lifecycle beyond the main chart.

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