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Neil Iwer George born in Point Fortin, Trinidad and Tobago has been heating things up on the Soca Music scene for the last 16 years. Iwer’s professional singing career began at the age of 21. In 1987, Iwer the singer/songwriter exploded unto the entertainment scene with the song "Boom Boom Time", which went on to place 2nd in the Road March Competition in Trinidad and Tobago. That year Iwer also took home the coveted award for the best Nation Building Calypso with the song "Times Hard, Hold Tight". In 2000, Iwer won his very first Road March title with the song “Carnival come back again”. Iwer never fails to amaze his fans year after year he has continued to give us one hit after the other with his very controversial lyrics he always seem to find a way to surprise his fans. Mr.Iwer George who is referred to as being the “Big Man In the Business” has given us one hit after the other. A few of his hits are : "Ah Home", ”Na Do Dat", "Jump and Wine Up", "Iwer Dance", "On ah Bam Bam", "Yes Iwer", "Wine on Yuh Property", "Jump and Dunk", "Bottom in de Road", "Carnival Come Back Again", "Celebrating Carnival" , "Horn Meh Nah”,etc. In 2004 Iwer has released the following tunes, “Brooklyn Anthem”, “ Turn Around”, “Until”, "Big 3" with Bunji and Denise, and “Father”. Since his controversial debut on the soca music scene Mr.Iwer George has been very much in demand throughout North America, Europe and the Caribbean, where he continues to please and amaze his audiences. Iwer is currently with the Invasion Band along with his brother Naya George. In 2002, Iwer wrote the song "Trinidad" for brother Naya who went on to win the Road March title in Trinidad for that song. Not only is Iwer a talented and controversial musicians he is also a gifted song writer who always seems to have something new up his sleeves.
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