In this powerful episode of the AlonzoBash Podcast, we sit down with Washington DC’s own DJ Super Slice — a true pioneer who helped shape the Caribbean sound in the DMV.

Slice takes us back to his early years in Washington DC, reflecting on his college days when a chance encounter with a fellow student’s DJ setup sparked a lifelong passion for music. From there, he walks us through his journey into the heart of DC’s entertainment scene, sharing stories from iconic venues like Clubhouse, DC Live, Crossroads, and The Ritz spaces where he played a major role in pushing Caribbean culture into the mainstream.

Widely recognized as one of the first DJs to introduce live Soca sets on urban radio, Slice breaks down the significance of that moment and how it helped open doors for Caribbean music in new markets.

He also dives into the origin of his signature brand Soca for Breakfast, the movement behind his Carnival band Blue Tantrum, and how both became staples in the culture. On the production side, Slice discusses his evolution as a music creator, highlighting his Super Slice Music project and records like “If Love Had a Riddim” and “She Love Me First” from his 2025 album.

This episode is packed with history, culture, and gems from one of the DMV’s most influential DJs — a must-listen for lovers of Soca, Caribbean music, and the stories behind the movement.

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