From Bunji Garlin and Fay-Ann Lyons in 2013 to Olatunji, Kerwin Du Bois and Teddyson John, revisit four years of Julianspromos P.C.D. coverage and the New York Soca fete that is still going today.

Follow the rise of Canboulay from Pulse 48 in Brooklyn to Miami Carnival and Barbados Crop Over, including the dramatic sold-out 2014 New York edition and its final successful Brooklyn return in 2015.

Revisit Freeze International’s early-morning Awake Boat Ride through Awake 2.0 in 2013 and Awake 3.0 in 2014 aboard the Nautical Empress in Brooklyn.

Back To Basics Entertainment and Sesame Flyers presented V.I.P. 500 at City View Park in Brooklyn on September 8, 2013. Revisit the all-inclusive event through original Julianspromos video and photos.

Skinny Fabulous, Patrice Roberts, Farmer Nappy and Peter Ram headlined International F.U.N. Fete at Tiki Cultural Center in Brooklyn on August 17, 2013. Revisit the night through original Julianspromos video, interview and photos.

Julianspromos revisits Iced Out White Boat Cruise IX, held May 10, 2013 aboard Circle Line Cruises in New York and featuring Onyan & 3 Cylinder Band.

Before becoming SunDivas, Samantha and Nadine Bryant performed as Muzik Lil Muzik. Revisit their 2013 New York interview with Sheniele “Vivaa” Dodson during a key year in their UK Soca rise.

Julianspromos revisits TIMELESS at Stage 48 in New York City in 2013, featuring live performances from KES The Band and Reggae icon Maxi Priest.

Back to Basics and Natural Freaks joined forces for Euphoria at Tropical Paradise Ballroom in Brooklyn on Easter Saturday, March 30, 2013, with Vivaa hosting the Julianspromos coverage.

Revisit the 2013 GBM Showcase in Brooklyn featuring Destra Garcia, Ravi B, GBM Nutron and Cassi, captured shortly after Trinidad Carnival through original Julianspromos videos and photos.

Travel back to the 2013 New York Times Travel Show with Sheniele “Vivaa” Dodson as she explores Jamaica, Barbados, Antigua & Barbuda and Oaxaca through four original videos and six archive images.

Revisit the inaugural Caribbean Fever Music Festival at Barclays Center in 2012 through five original Julianspromos performance videos featuring Machel Montano, Alison Hinds, Cham, Mr. Vegas and Morgan Heritage.

Relive New York Carnival 2012 with Sesame Flyers’ Fire & Ice through two original Julianspromos videos, including road and stage coverage, plus 48 archive photographs by Maria J. Hackett.

The Return of Soca Blitz brought Teddyson John, Tian Winter and Invader to St. Lucia House in Brooklyn on September 1, 2012. Sheniele “Vivaa” Dodson interviewed Tian Winter, Chandelle “Chandy” De Riggs interviewed Teddyson John, and Julian C. Hackett shot and edited the coverage.

Julianspromos looks back at Machel Montano HD live at BrassFest 2012 at the Brooklyn Museum, with Patrice Roberts and Farmer Nappy during Trinidad and Tobago’s 50th Independence anniversary.

Revisit Julianspromos’ 2012 Anything Goes coverage from New York Carnival Weekend featuring performances and an interview with Jamaican dancehall artists Elephant Man and Mr. Vegas.

Natalie Presents CRAVE brought Kes the Band and Benjai to the Pulse 48 Outdoor Complex in Brooklyn on August 31, 2012. Julianspromos coverage was handled on site by Chandelle “Chandy” De Riggs, with Julian C. Hackett editing the footage afterward.

Jammin’ in the Park brought Kes the Band, Destra Garcia, Benjai, The Mighty Sparrow and more to Washington, DC on August 18, 2012 for Trinidad and Tobago’s 50th independence celebration, with interviews by Rifa Madness and footage shot and edited by Julian C. Hackett.

Mavado, Barrington Levy and I-Octane brought Reggae and Dancehall to Six Flags Great Adventure on August 12, 2012, with Julianspromos coverage featuring artist interviews by Sheniele “Vivaa” Dodson.

Fabolous headlined the Soca Fusion opening day of the Caribbean Summer Concert Series at Six Flags Hurricane Harbor on August 11, 2012, with Entaraj, VMS and Young Devyn also part of the lineup. Julianspromos coverage was hosted by Sheniele “Vivaa” Dodson and shot and edited by Julian C. Hackett.