Inch by Inch
Patient build, explosive payoff — written from the ground up in the room.
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- Performed by
- Yung Bredda
- Written by
- Jason "Shaft" Bishop
- Produced by
- Jason "Shaft" Bishop & Scott Galt
Songwriter • Lyricist • Soca
Stories become songs.
Energy becomes an anthem.
Jason “Shaft” Bishop is a Soca songwriter and creative collaborator whose writing brings together Caribbean rhythm, emotion, personality and unforgettable hooks.
From carnival anthems to songs built for the international stage, Shaft writes with one goal: make the song impossible to forget.

Featured songwriting credits
Patient build, explosive payoff — written from the ground up in the room.
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Warm, uplifting writing — a sunrise hook built for the road.
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A hook built for the road — character, swagger and a chorus a crowd finishes for you.
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A dare of a hook — competitive, cheeky and built for the big stage.
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Old-school feeling, modern edge — nostalgia written for today's road.
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Command and control in a chorus — a ride built for the crowd.
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Humour with a hook — playful writing that lands every time.
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A chant with a boil to it — pure fete pressure.
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Rhythm section as subject matter. Written to move a band, a crowd and a country at once.
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Concept-first writing — an idea strong enough to carry a whole season.
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Pure road energy — a chant written to detonate in a crowd.
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Confidence as a hook. Grown, playful and built to be sung back.
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A victory chant — written to be sung by a whole crowd at once.
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Attitude as a hook — freedom written with a smile and a shrug.
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An open invitation — celebration written plain and sung by everybody.
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Confidence written as a hook — sharp, front-foot and unmistakably Destra.
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Body-language writing — a hook that tells the crowd exactly what to do.
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A story song with teeth. Personality, humour and a melody that refuses to leave.
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A unity anthem — wide, warm and made for a festival stage.
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Sweet, fast and relentless — written and produced start to finish.
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Sharp, witty writing with a hook that dodges and lands.
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Introspection with drive — a solitary theme written to move a crowd.
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Warm, homely and singable — a chorus that feels like an open door.
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Carnival written as a place — wide, rowdy and full of colour.
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A chant with pan in its bones — playful, percussive and instantly catchy.
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Street-level storytelling with a chorus made for the parade route.
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Generational writing — a life-affirming anthem across two eras of Soca.
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Relentless drive and grind — a hook built to work a crowd from the first bar.
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Heat and restraint in one hook — sultry writing with a road pulse.
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An instruction to the floor — pure movement written into the chorus.
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