Eric Babin is the co-founder, guiding force, and unmistakable voice behind Radio Trop Rock, a nationally recognized streaming radio station devoted to the laid-back sounds of Trop Rock music. Known for his tireless dedication to the genre, his deep connections to the artist community, and his passion for promoting the coastal lifestyle, Eric has played a pivotal role in shaping the modern Trop Rock music scene.

Originally from Louisiana and a proud U.S. Navy veteran, Eric’s journey into radio and music promotion took an unconventional yet inspiring route as he went from ocean waves to the air waves. After a successful 26 year military career, he and his wife, Gina Babin, embraced a life of adventure and creativity. Their shared love of island escapism, beachside music, and the Parrot Head community led them to take the reigns at Radio Trop Rock in 2016. What began as a passion project in their RV quickly grew into a full-time mission: connecting fans to the music and artists that embody the tropical rock spirit.

Eric used his G.I. Bill to train at The Academy of Radio & TV Broadcastiing in Huntington Beach California to hone his broadcast DJ skills. Knowing there was more about the music industry to learn, and with his remaining G.I. Bill, he then attended Berklee School of Music to educate himself on the business side of music.

Eric wears many hats at Radio Trop Rock: As well as producing several of the shows that air on the station, he is the program director, content curator, event promoter, and a radio personality in his own right. His voice has become a familiar and comforting presence to listeners tuning in from coast to coast and beyond. Under his leadership, Radio Trop Rock has become the premier station for fans of this genre, earning accolades, awards, and industry respect. The station has consistently been recognized by the Trop Rock Music Association (TRMA), including being named “Radio Station of the Year” nine times, becoming the most awarded trop rock station in history with a total of 27 TRMA Awards and every People’s Choice Award ever given in the radio category.

Eric Babin’s journey has always been guided by the rhythm of the water. From serving his country aboard Navy ships to leading the most celebrated station in trop rock history, his life has been shaped by dedication, adventure, and an unwavering passion for music and community.

Before becoming a respected voice in the trop rock world, Babin proudly served in the United States Navy. His years in the military instilled the discipline, leadership, and resilience that would later define his career in broadcasting. Life at sea taught him the value of teamwork, commitment, and staying steady through changing tides. Traveling the world while serving his country also deepened his appreciation for coastal living, island culture, and the escape that music can provide.

After completing his military service, Babin transitioned from ocean waves to radio waves, bringing the same passion and determination into the world of broadcasting. What began as a love for tropical music and the laid-back lifestyle it represented soon became a mission to grow and elevate the trop rock genre to new heights.

When Eric Babin took over Radio Trop Rock, he envisioned more than just an internet radio station. He wanted to create a home for trop rock fans everywhere — a place where listeners could escape everyday stress, discover new artists, and connect through a shared love of beach-inspired music and fun-loving culture. Under his leadership, Radio Trop Rock evolved into the heartbeat of the trop rock community.

Babin’s innovative approach, tireless work ethic, and genuine connection with artists and fans helped transform Radio Trop Rock into the most awarded trop rock station in history. The station earned widespread recognition for its commitment to promoting independent musicians, supporting live events, and expanding the reach of the genre far beyond coastal communities.

Known for blending professionalism with personality, Babin became one of the most recognizable and respected figures in trop rock broadcasting. He championed emerging artists, hosted countless interviews and promotions, and played a key role in helping many performers grow their audiences nationwide. His ability to build relationships and create community has made Radio Trop Rock more than a station — it has become a lifestyle brand and gathering place for fans across the country.

Despite the success and accolades, Babin has remained grounded in the values he learned during his Navy service: loyalty, service, and commitment to others. Whether supporting charitable causes, promoting live music events, or simply bringing listeners a daily dose of sunshine through the airwaves, he continues to lead with authenticity and passion.

Today, Eric Babin stands as a unique figure whose life story bridges two very different worlds — military service and tropical entertainment — both connected by a love of the sea and the people around it. From defending freedom on the open ocean to creating an award-winning soundtrack for beach lovers everywhere, his journey truly reflects the spirit of going from ocean waves to radio waves.

In addition to his media and promotional work, Eric remains a strong supporter of Trop Rock artists, helping them gain exposure, book gigs, and reach wider audiences. His genuine passion for the music and its creators has earned him the respect and friendship of artists across the genre. Whether he’s spinning tracks from established legends or introducing new independent artists, Eric’s commitment to authenticity and quality is unwavering.

He has also brought the Parrot Head Motto “Party with a Purpose” to Radio Trop Rock. The station has produced three CDs with all monies going to charity. They also donate trop rock memorabilia such as custom banners and autographed guitars for event raffles. Radio Trop Rock’s charitible work has resulted in over $50,000 being donated to charity since 2017.

Eric Babin isn’t just a DJ or a station manager—he’s a curator of good vibes, a community builder, and a champion of the music that reminds people to live life with their toes in the sand and a drink in hand. With Radio Trop Rock, he continues to inspire fans to embrace the coastal lifestyle, no matter where they are.

Whether parked by the beach, hosting a live remote from a tiki bar, or rolling down the highway in search of the next musical sunset, Eric Babin remains at the heart of the Trop Rock movement—radio on, flip flops ready, and always living the dream.

Join Eric & Gina by tuning in to Trop Rockin’ the USA each Wednesday at noon central and various weekends throughout the year from around the globe.

Gina Babin is more than just a voice on the airwaves—she’s a passionate ambassador for the trop rock lifestyle and a driving force behind the genre’s growing popularity. As the co-owner, general manager, and on-air personality for Radio Trop Rock, Gina wears many hats, all while bringing a contagious energy and warm enthusiasm to everything she does.

Gina Babin has become one of the most beloved personalities in the trop rock community, known not only as the owner of Radio Trop Rock, but also as the warm, welcoming presence that has helped unite fans, artists, and event organizers across the country. With a natural gift for connecting with people and creating lasting relationships, Gina has played a major role in transforming Radio Trop Rock into far more than just an internet radio station — it has become a family.

At the center of Gina’s success is her remarkable ability to make people feel valued and included. Whether she is greeting first-time listeners, supporting musicians, coordinating events, or interacting with fans at concerts and festivals, she brings genuine kindness, positivity, and energy to every conversation. Her outgoing personality and approachable nature have made her one of the most recognizable and respected figures in the trop rock world.

As co-owner and driving force behind Radio Trop Rock, Gina helped build the station into the most awarded trop rock station in history. While the station’s success is rooted in great music and strong programming, many believe its true strength comes from the sense of community Gina has helped create. She understands that trop rock is more than music — it is a lifestyle built around friendship, fun, relaxation, and shared experiences. Her ability to bring people together has helped foster a loyal and passionate audience that continues to grow year after year.

Gina’s social skills extend far beyond casual conversation. She possesses a rare talent for networking and relationship-building, effortlessly connecting artists, fans, promoters, and venues in ways that benefit the entire trop rock community. Her encouragement and support have helped countless musicians feel welcomed and appreciated, while her enthusiasm has inspired listeners to become more involved in live events and charitable causes connected to the genre.

Known for her infectious smile and upbeat spirit, Gina has become a familiar face at trop rock festivals, concerts, cruises, and gatherings throughout the country. Fans often describe her as someone who remembers names, makes everyone feel like an old friend, and brings positive energy wherever she goes. Those qualities have made her an ambassador for the trop rock lifestyle and a trusted voice within the community.

Beyond broadcasting and events, Gina’s caring nature shines through her willingness to support charitable efforts and community initiatives. She believes deeply in using Radio Trop Rock as a platform not only for entertainment, but also for bringing people together to make a difference. Her compassion and generosity have earned admiration from both listeners and artists alike.

Under Gina Babin’s leadership, Radio Trop Rock has become synonymous with connection, positivity, and community spirit. Her exceptional social skills, combined with her passion for people and music, continue to shape the station’s identity and success. In a genre built around good times and meaningful friendships, Gina stands out as someone who truly embodies the heart and soul of trop rock.

Alongside her husband, Eric Babin, Gina took over Radio Trop Rock in 2016, bringing with her a deep appreciation for beach inspired and reggae music. What began as a shared love for island sounds quickly turned into a mission to elevate independent artists and foster a nationwide community of like-minded fans.

Under her leadership, Radio Trop Rock has become a nine-time winner of the Trop Rock Music Association’s Radio Station of the Year award, with Gina herself receiving recognition for her original content with Gina’s 4 at 4 Radio Show. Whether she’s emceeing major festivals like Meeting of the Minds, hosting Radio Trop Rock’s own event A Trop Rockin’ New Year, or hosting a live radio show, Gina brings professionalism, passion, and personality to every role she takes on.

Gina’s mission is clear: to spread joy, celebrate creativity, and bring the spirit of the islands to everyone—no matter where they are. Through her work, she’s helped create a welcoming, vibrant space where music, travel, and community come together under the warm sun of the trop rock lifestyle.

If you’re a longtime fan of the genre or discovering it for the first time, you’ll quickly find that with Gina Babin behind the mic, every day feels like a beach day.

Greg Dumas is a seasoned radio personality bringing more than half a century of vibrant broadcasting experience to the tropical music scene. Originally from the New Orleans area, Greg’s love for music and storytelling led him to a celebrated career at Radio Margaritaville, where he became a household name in the Parrot Head community hosting his popular Happy Hour radio show live from Margaritaville Café in New Orleans, delighting audiences with laid-back tunes, beachy vibes, with a Cajun flavor until the café closed in 2015.

After a brief hiatus, Greg brought his radio show to Radio Trop Rock as Happy Hour 2.0 which has been sponsored by Buddy’s Backyard since the move. With the reboot of the show, Greg’s infectious high energy and animated character will kick your weekend into high gear. Greg spins the best tunes in Trop Rock, and interviews the legends in the genre each week.

With roots in Southern storytelling and decades in radio, Greg brings authenticity and charisma to everything he does. His presence at trop rock festivals—whether hosting and emceeing poolside or sharing his enthusiasm on air, he reflects his dedication to the music and its fans. Every broadcast feels like a gathering of old friends, set to a soundtrack that says, “beach forever.” His passion for the trop rock lifestyle and deep roots in New Orleans culture infuses his programming with authenticity, energy, and community spirit.

From the first note of Greg’s Happy Hour 2.0 presented by Buddy’s Backyard to the final “Bye-You” he’ll have you dancing and sipping. Tune in every Friday at 5pm, or Sunday at noon central, for this trop rock Louisiana Lagniappe from Radio Trop Rock!

Stoney Gabel – The Voice of Sandy Boots Radio Show presented by KEY MID WEST and The Fleming Street Flop House on Radio Trop Rock

Stoney Gabel is a storyteller at heart, a humorist by nature, and a Texas-born entertainer who brings a unique blend of country roots, coastal spirit, and comedic charm to the world of Trop Rock. As the creator and host of Sandy Boots Radio Show presented by Key Mid West and The Fleming Street Flop House on Radio Trop Rock, Stoney has carved out a niche that’s as refreshing as a Gulf breeze and as grounded as a pair of dusty cowboy boots on a front porch.

A proud native of Texas, Stoney’s love for storytelling began on the back roads and back porches of the Lone Star State. Influenced by traditional country, folk, and Americana, his voice carries the depth of a seasoned songwriter and the humor of a well-traveled troubadour. But it was his discovery of Trop Rock — that coastal-infused, good-vibes-only genre blending island rhythms with country soul — that truly gave him a home for both his music and personality.

Stoney’s Sandy Boots Radio Show presented by Key Mid West and The Fleming Street Flop House brings listeners a mix of great tunes, thoughtful conversations, and the kind of down-home storytelling that feels like a backyard hangout. It may be the only show in which it is not uncommon to hear farm animals in the background. His radio show has earned critical acclaim within the Trop Rock community, even earning the Trop Rock Music Association Award for Recorded Radio Show of the Year — a testament to his growing influence on the genre.

Off the air, Stoney is just as active in the live music scene. He’s the founder and host of Evenings with the Songwriter in Lockhart, Texas — a unique series of intimate performances that showcase both emerging and established singer-songwriters in an atmosphere that encourages stories, laughter, and deep musical connections.

From the shores of Galveston to the hills of Central Texas, Stoney Gabel’s reach continues to grow. His performances coast to coast shows his versatility — able to make crowds laugh, sway, and reflect, frequently all in the same set. Whether he’s singing about love, life, lazy days by the water, goats, or a dessert bar, there’s always a twinkle in his eye and a story behind the song.

Stoney Gabel is more than just a voice on the radio — he’s a bridge between the campfire and the coast, between the honky-tonk and the tiki bar. With authenticity, wit, and an unmistakable Texan spirit, he invites audiences to kick off their boots, sink their toes in the sand, and enjoy the ride.

Stoney Gabel’s Sandy Boots Radio Show presented by Key Mid West and The Fleming Street Flop House airs every Tuesday at noon Central (with a replay Wednesday at 6 PM) on Radio Trop Rock.

Renee Adams is a seasoned entertainer, radio host, and author with over three decades of experience in the industry. She was the first female DJ hired by the Walt Disney World Company in Orlando back in 1997 and has since built a diverse career spanning music, sports, and family entertainment.

Renee was a former morning show host on SiriusXM Radio Margaritaville and now hosts The Don’t Worry Beach Happy Show on Radio Trop Rock. She’s opened for national country and rock acts, worked with stars from Disney Channel and Nickelodeon, and energized crowds at high-profile events including the Super Bowl, Pro Bowl, and Cure Bowl as a sports host and emcee for Disney’s ESPN Wide World of Sports.

An accomplished writer, Renee is the author of 15 interactive children’s books under the series Two Facts and a Fib Books, available on Amazon. She has also written and produced nine original family shows performed aboard Disney Cruise Line ships worldwide.

As the host of Don’t Worry Beach Happy on Radio Trop Rock, Renee’s radiant personality, coastal spirit, and deep love for island music create an unforgettable listening experience. With her signature blend of positivity, humor, and laid-back charm, Renee has become a beloved voice in the Trop Rock community — spreading sunshine and good vibes to listeners around the country and beyond.

A lifelong music enthusiast and self-proclaimed beach soul, Renee has always found inspiration in the rhythms of the islands and the easygoing lifestyle that Trop Rock music celebrates. Her journey into broadcasting was born from a desire to share that joy with others — creating a show that’s equal parts musical escape and emotional reset. With Don’t Worry Beach Happy, she’s crafted the perfect antidote to everyday stress, blending upbeat tunes, heartfelt stories, and a warm, welcoming voice that feels like a gentle breeze off the coast.

On air, Renee brings a deeply personal and authentic approach to her show. She curates playlists that range from classic Jimmy Buffett and tropical country favorites to indie singer-songwriters and rising stars in the Trop Rock genre. More than just music, Renee’s show is a celebration of the lifestyle — from flip-flop freedom and saltwater dreams to kindness, laughter, and gratitude. She regularly features artist interviews, listener shout-outs, island travel tips, and reflections on life’s simple pleasures, all tied together with her infectious optimism.

Beyond the studio, Renee is a passionate advocate for the Trop Rock community and the values it embodies. She’s a familiar face at festivals and fan gatherings, often emceeing events, supporting independent artists, and connecting with listeners one-on-one. Whether she’s dancing barefoot in the sand or raising a toast at sunset, Renee lives the message of her show: that happiness isn’t a destination — it’s a beachy state of mind.

Don’t Worry Beach Happy has grown into more than just a radio show — it’s a movement of joy and connection that resonates deeply with those seeking a slice of paradise in their everyday lives. Thanks to Renee’s unique voice and heartfelt dedication, the show continues to inspire, uplift, and remind listeners that no matter where you are, a good song and a beach attitude can turn any day around.

With her sunny outlook and genuine spirit, Renee Adams is more than just a host — she’s a friend to the airwaves, a champion of the Trop Rock sound, and a joyful force reminding us all to relax, smile, and Beach Happy.

Don’t Worry Beach Happy airs each Monday at 7:00am CST / 8:00am EST and replays Tuesdays at 6:00pm CST/7:00pm EST.

Steve Huntington was born and raised on the Jersey Shore, one hour south of New York City, influenced by that city’s vibrant media. The Beach Boys, the Beatles—from the weeks before the Ed Sullivan Show on TV and radio to Shea Stadium in concert—the Rolling Stones and soon after, the Grateful Dead, helped shape his lifelong appreciation of popular music. He got his Television/Radio degree at Syracuse University to propel his career to Utica, Tampa, Miami, KIFM San Diego, the national WAVE Network and then WLOQ Orlando. And the move to Florida was life-changing.

Jimmy Buffett knew where his early radio support was, and WQSR “Quad 102 & a Half” in the Tampa market in the 70’s was one of them. On-air interviews, tour rehearsals and softball games strengthened the connection. When in the 1990’s, he was exploring how to start his own radio station, Jimmy called Steve to put the music and the style together. In 1998, Radio Margaritaville started with hour-long on-demand programs, out of Steve’s house. By early the next year it was full time, broadcasting online from a little windowless office in the back lot of Universal Studios, right next to the very large Nickelodeon studios.

In January 2025, after an impressive 25-year run at Radio Margaritaville (including 14 years as Program Director), Steve Huntington brought his deep well of broadcasting expertise and encyclopedic music knowledge to Radio Trop Rock. Steve became the fifth DJ with Radio Margaritaville experience to join the Radio Trop Rock team.

The Steve Huntington Radio Show presented by Habitat House Concerts airs Thursdays at noon CST/1pm EST and Saturdays at 9am central/10am EST.

Eric Erdman is a guitar slinging troubadour. His lyrics paint stories that are introspective and deep, quirky but palatable. His songs have fresh hooks that somehow draw listeners in like old friends. Eric has penned the theme song for “Drag Race High” , his song “Stone’s Throw” is a hit for the Red Clay Strays (and is featured on both the Strays’ “Moments to Remember” and “Live at The Ryman” albums), his song “Caddo County” (with Dave Cobb and The Red Clay Strays is featured on the 2025 Grammy nominated “Twisters” soundtrack) . He is the 15X (2010-2024) Lagniappe Awards Solo Musician of the Year, 2021 Southland Music Line Musician of the Year, 4X TRMA Songwriter of the year and co-wrote the 2021 TRMA Song of the Year , “The Wave” and Single of the Year “Family Tree” and his current album “Enough” hit the TOP 20 on the iTunes Country album chart.

Each and EVERY Friday, for over five years, Eric shares a brand new song at 11am central on Radio Trop Rock.

John Patti is a veteran radio broadcaster. He has spent more than 50 years in the broadcast industry, including 38 years at WBAL News Radio 1090 and 101.5 FM, retiring from full time radio work in 2022. He is now the host of Radio Trop Rock’s “A Trop Rockin’ Christmas.”

John spent his broadcast career as a seasoned broadcast journalist and a trusted voice in Baltimore and beyond, serving as a news anchor and reporter for WBAL NewsRadio 1090 and FM 101.5. With a career in radio spanning over six decades, Patti brought experience, professionalism, and a deep sense of journalistic integrity to every story he covered. Known for his calm, authoritative delivery and commitment to accuracy, he became one of the most respected figures in Maryland news.

John began his broadcasting career in his home state of Maryland, where he first developed his passion for radio journalism. He joined WBAL — one of the most respected legacy stations in the Mid-Atlantic — and quickly became a key part of the newsroom. Over the years, he has covered a wide range of major stories, from breaking news and political developments to public safety updates and community events.

In addition to covering breaking news and political developments, John covered The Baltimore Orioles, Baltimore Ravens as a sports reporter and traveled to Havana, Cuba for a week in 1995 to cover the Orioles playing the Cuban All-stars. He also traveled to Cooperstown to cover the induction of Cal Ripken Jr. Earl Weaver, Eddie Murray, and play by play Announcer Chuck Thompson of the Orioles, into the National Baseball Hall of Fame. He covered the Baltimore Ravens and New York Giants in Super Bowl 35 and spent a week in Rome covering the elevation of Baltimore Archbishop William Keeler to the College of Cardinals.

Patti’s excellence in journalism has earned him numerous accolades over the years, including industry awards and recognition from peers and public institutions alike. He is also admired as a mentor to younger journalists, offering guidance rooted in old-school values: accuracy, objectivity, and the importance of being first — but only when it’s right.

Outside the newsroom, John is an active member of his community and a proud supporter of civic and charitable causes. He brings the same dedication and care to those efforts as he does to every news story he delivers. While John Patti Jr may be known for his steel pan and percussion playing, JP Sr also is a musician playing percussion in two bands. A Classic Rock band called Liberty Road and a Classic Hits of the 60s and 70s band called No Strings Attached.

Each December, John Patti brings the spirit of the season to life with the show “Christmas In Maryland” which began in 2007 on WBAL News Radio. Since his retirement from WBAL in 2022 the show has aired on 101.9 – WLIF – Baltimore’s Christmas Music Station as well as syndication to a nine radio station network throughout Maryland. The show is a beloved radio special that celebrates the warmth, heritage, and holiday traditions of the Old-Line State featuring a festive blend of music, memories, and Maryland pride, thoughtfully curated and narrated by one of the region’s most trusted and familiar voices.

With a storytelling style as rich as Chesapeake Bay’s history, John Patti guides listeners through a nostalgic and heartwarming journey that highlights what makes Christmas in Maryland so special. From snowy small towns in the mountains to lighted boat parades along the Eastern Shore, Christmas in Maryland captures the charm, diversity, and unity of the state during the holidays.

In 2021 John brought this Christmas tradition to Radio Trop Rock with an island inspired Trop Rock twist, interviewing artists within the Trop Rock genre and its fans. On A Trop Rockin’ Christmas, John curates a festive mix of tropical holiday favorites, original songs, and coastal renditions of classic carols, all wrapped in his signature easygoing vibe. As host, he brings warmth and personality to the airwaves, sharing personal stories, artist spotlights, and behind-the-scenes looks at how Trop Rock musicians and fans celebrate the season.

Beyond the music, John brings heart to the show — celebrating the spirit of giving, the joy of family and friends, and the escape we all crave during the holidays. Whether you’re decking the tiki bar with string lights or escaping the cold with sand between your toes, A Trop Rockin’ Christmas is your perfect soundtrack — and John Patti is the perfect host to guide you through it. Thanks to John Patti’s warm narration and deep connection to the genre, the show has become an annual favorite — reminding listeners of the joy, togetherness, and shared spirit that make the holidays truly magical. The show’s popularity is evident having earned the 2024 Trop Rock Music Association’s Award for Pre-Recorded Radio Show of the Year.

A true ambassador of island-infused music and good vibes, John Patti delivers a holiday experience that’s as heartfelt as it is sun-soaked — reminding listeners everywhere that paradise is a state of mind, especially at Christmastime. John Patti’s A Trop Rockin’ Christmas airs beginning Thanksgiving Day, exclusively on Radio Trop Rock.

In the colorful world of trop rock music, few couples embody the spirit of fun, friendship, and island lifestyle quite like Dave and Gay Burks. As the hosts of Whatz Up Trop Rock, the popular monthly radio show heard on Radio Trop Rock, Dave and Gay have become beloved voices within the trop rock community, connecting listeners with the music, artists, and laid-back lifestyle they love.

Known for their warm personalities, natural chemistry, and genuine passion for the genre, Dave and Gay bring more than just music to the airwaves. Each episode of Whatz Up Trop Rock feels like an invitation to pull up a beach chair, grab a margarita, and spend time with good friends. Their easygoing style and enthusiastic energy have made the show a favorite among fans across the country who tune in for artist interviews, event updates, new music discoveries, and plenty of laughter along the way.

Dave’s deep appreciation for music and entertaining audiences blends perfectly with Gay’s outgoing personality and gift for connecting with people. Together, they create a welcoming atmosphere that reflects everything trop rock represents — sunshine, storytelling, escapism, and community. Whether they are spotlighting rising independent artists or sharing stories from festivals and concerts around the trop rock circuit, the Burkses bring authenticity and heart to every broadcast.

As hosts of Whatz Up Trop Rock, Dave and Gay keep trop rock fans informed of all things trop rock. House Concerts, Festivals, Trips, you name it. Their dedication to promoting Parrot Head Clubs, club charitable events, music festivals and fan gatherings has made them respected ambassadors within the trop rock world. Listeners appreciate not only their knowledge of the music, but also their sincere enthusiasm for the people behind it.

Their partnership on-air mirrors their partnership in life — fun-loving, supportive, and full of positive energy. That chemistry has become one of the trademarks of the show and keeps audiences coming back month after month. Whether discussing upcoming festivals, sharing travel adventures, or introducing listeners to their next favorite song, Dave and Gay make every episode feel personal and engaging.

Beyond radio, Dave and Gay are active participants in the trop rock lifestyle, attending events, meeting fans, and building lasting friendships throughout the Texas Hill Country. They understand that trop rock is more than music — it is a state of mind centered around relaxation, adventure, and enjoying life’s simple pleasures.

Through Whatz Up Trop Rock on Radio Trop Rock, Dave and Gay Burks continue to spread sunshine over the airwaves while celebrating the artists and fans who make the genre so special. Their passion, positivity, and dedication have earned them a loyal following and a treasured place within the ever-growing trop rock family.