We Speak Entertainment

Afro Soca Love Fest 2020

Published

7 years ago

February 20, 2020

Bradford Keith

The largest multicultural celebration of LOVE in North America is headed to back to Atlanta! Over 56 cities, now we are finally back in Atlanta even BIGGER & BETTER!

Afro Soca Love is an Afro-Caribbean rave infused celebration of LOVE. A unique rave inspired atmosphere with an African and Caribbean twist, Afro Soca Love boasts a variety of fun-filled activities that promise to leave our tribe of LOVE yearning for more.

Afro Soca Love (ASL) is also an organization aimed at strengthening the connection between Africa and its diaspora through the arts, community and creativity. Using the facets of Caribbean Carnival and African culture, ASL host events in many leading diaspora markets worldwide. In an effort to promote unity while sharing culture, our organization aims to immerse our tribe of attendees in a truly memorable experience.

We live by culture and lead by love. Brought to you by Captain Morgan & Samsung.

This year’s fest takes place at the Masquerade in downtown Atlanta. Tickets are still available at the link provided: https://afrosocalove.com/tour/atlanta

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Alivia Clark Brings the Energy on “Dancing In Circles”

Published

19 hours ago

September 18, 2026

Meikhel Philogene

Photo by Maya Bonham Carter (@mayabcfilms)

In April, singer-songwriter and actress Alivia Clark released the breathtaking single, “Breathless.” The budding songstress now closes out the summer and kicks off the fall with “Dancing In Circles.” The Dance-Pop anthem is marked by its pulsating, intoxicating rhythm and Alivia Clark’s polished, sultry vocals.

“Dancing In Circles” is a groove-led up-tempo record that is fun and uber-catchy. The euphoric song’s sensual vibe accentuates the track’s theme of blissful yet wary seduction and temptation. “‘Dancing In Circles’ explores the push and pull of attraction and is about being stuck in a cycle with someone that you know isn’t good for you, but the chemistry makes it impossible to let go.” Alivia Clark continues, “There’s something so addictive about that feeling, you know that you’re going around in circles, but part of you doesn’t want to stop.”