SWEET NOSTALGIA: MEGAN SOO & E-DEE SERVE ISLAND DAYDREAMS ON ‘SWEET MALIBU’
Megan Soo knows how to catch a vibe and keep it glowing. The Toronto-born, Trinidad-raised artist teams up with dancehall mainstay E-Dee for Sweet Malibu, a sun-drenched blend of island rhythms and smooth pop-soul that transports you straight to carefree summer days.
Blending reggae, lovers rock, soul, and a splash of K-pop, this track feels like a time machine to a ‘90s summer—before the scroll, before the noise. Sung in English, Korean and patois, Sweet Malibu is soaked in multicultural flair, celebrating freedom, fun, and the beauty of blending worlds. The beat is soft yet insistent, a gentle reminder to slow down and breathe.
SOME SONGS SOUND LIKE SUMMER—THIS ONE FEELS LIKE IT
E-Dee’s smooth vocals float perfectly alongside Megan’s easy, melodic flow. Together, they’ve crafted something intimate yet expansive—music that moves across borders without asking for permission.
With a video on the way to match its throwback vibe, Sweet Malibu offers a perfect escape. Press play, close your eyes, and drift off. Some songs sound like summer—this one feels like it.
ABOUT MEGAN SOO
Megan Soo is reshaping reggae and dancehall with a fresh, multicultural twist. Born in Toronto with Trinidadian and Korean roots, she blends island rhythms with global sounds. Her single Michigesso, recorded in Cuba with E-Dee, showcases her fearless genre-crossing style.
From Toronto stages to Kingston’s Uptown Mondays, Megan brings bold energy and heart. As she bridges cultures through music, her voice stands out in today’s evolving Caribbean soundscape.
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ABOUT E-DEE
E-Dee is a Jamaican-born dancehall artist and actor making global waves with his bold, genre-spanning sound. Since breaking through in the late 2000s with hits like Revolution and Bongce Along, he’s stayed consistent—working with icons like Wayne Wonder, Future Fambo, and Glen Washington.
His 2022 album, Elevate, blends dancefloor bangers with conscious roots, proving E-Dee’s range and solidifying his place in today’s evolving reggae and dancehall landscape.
