Ronnie Homer

**Ronnie Homer** hails from the twin-islands of Trinidad and Tobago, specifically East Trinidad, where his love for music was nurtured from an early age. Surrounded by a community of talented creatives—including reggae and soca artists, as well as influential radio personalities—he found inspiration that shaped his journey. Ronnie’s move to the United States in 2003 marked a turning point, and by 2006, he was producing music himself, eventually founding Ahtik Studio Productions Inc. There, he worked alongside producers like Kheilstone and DJ Future, collaborating with artists from the Caribbean diaspora and beyond. Recognizing the rising demand for visual storytelling, Ronnie also ventured into video production, teaming up with Devon “Troublesum” Smith to expand Ahtik Studio’s creative footprint into compelling visual media.

With a catalog that includes releases like “Broke Gyal,” “Real Life,” and more, Ronnie Homer’s music is known for its wit, energy, and connection to Caribbean culture. His tracks have sparked lively lyrical exchanges and dance competitions throughout the region, cementing his role as both a creative force and a cultural bridge within the soca and Caribbean music scenes.