G-Force Takes Command as Muzilog’s Neo Kaiso Heat 20 Enters a New Cycle

The September edition of the Muzilog Neo Kaiso Heat 20 brings significant movement to Muzilog Muzik Radio’s Caribbean rotation, with G-Force claiming the top two positions, new records making strong debuts, and several familiar titles continuing their journeys between Neo Kaiso Heat and the Adult World Top 10.

Leading the September chart is G-Force with “One More Time,” which advances seven positions from No. 8 to become the new No. 1 record. G-Force follows itself at No. 2 with “Take One,” which surges from No. 16 with a 14-position climb.

That gives G-Force an impressive one-two finish and makes “Take One” the biggest upward mover of the reporting period.

Strong Movement Throughout the Top 10

Edwin Yearwood continues his strong run with “Self Defence,” moving from No. 6 to No. 3.

One of the biggest debuts comes from DEEJ & CoCo, whose “Wuh She Want” enters the chart at No. 4, marking the highest new entry of September.

Jamesy P advances two positions to No. 5 with “They Will Know [The AlgoRiddim],” while Problem Child’s “Take You Home” climbs seven positions to No. 6. Kisha Kay’s “Show Me” continues its upward trajectory, moving from No. 12 to No. 7.

Nailah Blackman’s “Royal” remains firmly inside the Top 10 at No. 8, followed by Mr. Legz & Shurwayne Winchester’s “Black Mih” at No. 9.

Completing the Top 10 is a familiar record making its way back into the Heat: Machel Montano, Nailah Blackman, DJ Private Ryan & Badjohn Republic’s “Elevate” re-enters Neo Kaiso at No. 10.

Adult World Is Part of the Journey

The return of “Elevate” demonstrates an important feature of Muzilog’s Caribbean chart structure.

The Adult World Top 10 was created to recognize records that have moved beyond their initial Neo Kaiso Heat run but continue to maintain a meaningful presence within Muzilog’s Caribbean programming.

But Adult World is not necessarily the end of a record’s Neo Kaiso journey.

A record can move from Neo Kaiso Heat into Adult World, remain active there, and, if its airplay activity strengthens again, re-enter Neo Kaiso Heat. Likewise, Adult World can provide an entry point for records whose activity begins building strongly enough to compete for Heat positions.

September demonstrates that movement clearly.

Along with “Elevate,” Mela Caribe, Machel Montano & DJ Private Ryan’s “Dancing in the Streets” returns to Neo Kaiso Heat at No. 12. At the same time, Mical Teja & Michael “Tano” Montano’s “Weekend (TGFW)” makes its return at No. 15.

That two-way movement is part of what makes the Muzilog chart system different. A record does not simply vanish when its initial chart run ends. Continued airplay can keep it in the conversation, and renewed momentum can send it right back into the Heat.

Cocoa Scorpion Continues the “Level Up” Run

After topping the previous Neo Kaiso Heat 20, Cocoa Scorpion’s “Level Up” remains on the chart at No. 19, extending its run during a September reporting period marked by significant activity in new, returning, and developing records.

Its continued presence gives “Level Up” another reporting period inside the Neo Kaiso Heat 20 and keeps Cocoa Scorpion within Muzilog’s active Caribbean rotation.

The record’s journey also demonstrates why chart position represents only one part of a song’s overall lifecycle. As rotation changes and new music enters the system, records can move throughout Neo Kaiso Heat, Adult World and eventually recurrent programming while continuing to generate airplay.

New Records Are Building Their Own Stories

Beyond the Top 10, September introduces several records worth watching.

AdvoKit x Umi Marcano’s “Working Gyal” arrives at No. 11, giving the collaboration a strong first appearance.

Further down the chart, Kenne Blessin enters at No. 16 with “FYAH,” Hey Choppi debuts at No. 17 with “Coulda Been Us,” and WillyXshabar enters at No. 18 with “Sweetest Time Ah De Year.”

Meanwhile, Motto’s “Tun Up The Vibe” advances from No. 18 to No. 13, Viggy’s “We Good” remains active at No. 14, and Terri Lyons’ “Blessings” continues its chart run at No. 20.

Together, those records create a chart that contains established Caribbean names, developing artists, returning titles and brand-new entries competing within the same ecosystem.

The Heat Keeps Moving

September illustrates exactly what the Neo Kaiso Heat 20 is intended to capture: movement.

Records rise. New songs enter. Established titles remain competitive. Others transition into Adult World, while some find their way back into the Heat as their airplay strengthens.

And this month, the clearest story belongs to G-Force.

With “One More Time” at No. 1 and “Take One” at No. 2, G-Force closes September holding the two most prominent positions on the Muzilog Neo Kaiso Heat 20.

For everyone else, the competition continues.

Because on the Neo Kaiso Heat 20, a record may leave the Heat,  but that doesn't necessarily mean its story is over.

THE MUZILOG NEO KAISO HEAT 20

September 2026

TC	LC	Movement	Artist – Song
1	8	▲7	G-Force – One More Time
2	16	▲14	G-Force – Take One
3	6	▲3	Edwin Yearwood – Self Defence
4	NEW	NEW	DEEJ & CoCo – Wuh She Want
5	7	▲2	Jamesy P – They Will Know [The AlgoRiddim]
6	13	▲7	Problem Child – Take You Home
7	12	▲5	Kisha Kay – Show Me
8	5	▼3	Nailah Blackman – Royal
9	2	▼7	Mr. Legz & Shurwayne Winchester – Black Mih
10	RE	RE-ENTRY	Machel Montano, Nailah Blackman, DJ Private Ryan & Badjohn Republic – Elevate
11	NEW	NEW	AdvoKit x Umi Marcano – Working Gyal
12	RE	RE-ENTRY	Mela Caribe, Machel Montano & DJ Private Ryan – Dancing in the Streets
13	18	▲5	Motto – Tun Up The Vibe
14	9	▼5	Viggy – We Good
15	RE	RE-ENTRY	Mical Teja & Michael “Tano” Montano – Weekend (TGFW)
16	NEW	NEW	Kenne Blessin – FYAH
17	NEW	NEW	Hey Choppi – Coulda Been Us
18	NEW	NEW	WillyXshabar – Sweetest Time Ah De Year
19	1	▼18	Cocoa Scorpion – Level Up
20	11	▼9	Terri Lyons – Blessings

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.

ADULT WORLD CHART | September 2026

TC	LC	Movement	Artist – Song
1	3	▲2	Roger George, Yǒlanda & Chantau Campbell – Wuk Up Riddim 2 ft. Echo Chamber
2	4	▲2	Sheri Dan – Curse
3	7	▲4	Oscar B – Party People
4	8	▲4	Machel Montano – The Fog
5	9	▲4	Denise Belfon – Come Back
6	10	▲4	Elan Parle feat. Roger George – Calypso Music
7	RE	RE-ENTRY	Yǒlanda & Samuel Archer – Fumble
8	NEW	NEW	Oscar B – Crazy D Place
9	NEW	NEW	Cocoa Scorpion – Ramajay Dingolay
10	NEW	NEW	YUNG BREDDA – Messenger