If it's a Friday night, Saturday night or any night during Carnival in Jamaica, there's likely somebody somewhere shouting "We ready for the road" at the top of their lungs. That's what happens when a DJ plays Bunji Garlin's propulsive, synth-drenched "Differentology", one of the most irresistible soca tracks ever released. Born in rural Trinidad, Garlin made a name for himself with war cries like 2007's "Brrrt", his high-octane hits combining the rhythms of soca with the intensity of ragga. He has since taken that intensity to towering heights on songs like the Jack Ü collab "Jungle Bae", boosting his party anthems with flashes of EDM.