Trinidad and Tobago's DJ Radar Board: J Prince Leads Valiant by 10 Points

Trinidad and Tobago (TT) has eight DJs on the DJ Radar board right now. It's a compact field, but the top of the table is a real race. J Prince holds No. 1 with a credit score of 462, only 10 points ahead of Valiant on 452.

There's a twist. Valiant actually has the most votes in the country, 1,533 against J Prince's 1,320. On DJ Radar, votes are only one part of the credit picture, and for now J Prince's overall profile keeps them on top.

J Prince (No. 1, House) has 462 credits and 1,320 votes. Their platform profile includes 1,628 Instagram followers, 875 Last.fm listeners, 9 Mixcloud followers and 5 SoundCloud followers.

Valiant (No. 2, Hard Dance) has 452 credits and 1,533 votes. Valiant is the only Hard Dance act in the TT eight and the only DJ on the board with YouTube data, at 1,020 subscribers. Valiant's platform numbers swing widely from one service to the next, so we're judging this one on votes and credits.

Armanii (No. 3, Dance / Pop) has 439 credits and 1,277 votes. Armanii also has the largest Instagram count on the TT board, with 1,952 followers.

Medz Boss (No. 4, Dance / Pop) has 423 credits and 1,140 votes. Their standout figure is SoundCloud: 1,513 followers, the highest on the country's board.

Only 39 points separate No. 1 from No. 4. That's a tight group at the top of a national table, and one strong voting run could change the order.

Kman 6ixx (No. 5, House) is next with 348 credits and 823 votes, 75 points behind Medz Boss. The profile shows 4,097 Last.fm listeners, 21 Instagram followers and 10 SoundCloud followers. That's a real gap to the top four, but it's well clear of the rest of the field.

The rest of the table is made up of three profiles that each have a credit score of 0 and one vote: Eidxlxn (House), Gino Justin Hudson McKoy (Electronica) and Anthony Ian Berkeley (Electronica). They're on the board, and the next step for each is turning that first vote into credits.

On this board, TT has a mixed sound. House is the most represented genre, with three of the eight DJs: J Prince, Kman 6ixx and Eidxlxn. That includes the No. 1 spot.

Dance / Pop is strong as well, with Armanii and Medz Boss holding No. 3 and No. 4. Electronica has two entries, and Hard Dance has one, but that one is Valiant at No. 2.

So the top four covers three different genre families: house, hard dance and commercial dance / pop. No single style owns the country's leaderboard, and that range is the most interesting part of the TT story right now.

The obvious storyline is the fight for No. 1. Valiant already leads on votes, and 10 points isn't much of a cushion. If those votes keep coming, the top spot could change hands.

In the middle, Armanii and Medz Boss are only 16 points apart, so No. 3 is open too. Further down, the question is whether Kman 6ixx can close the 75-point gap to the top four, and whether the three profiles at the foot of the table start building scores.

It's a small field with a lot of movement possible. Trinidad and Tobago is worth watching on DJ Radar.