Neil "IWER" George took the stage name "Iwer George" and then proceeded to shake the very foundation of the Calypso and Soca industry.

Iwer reigns in the dancehalls of Trinidad and Tobago... the undisputed Soca Kingdom of the Universe. "When I explode unto the stage my mission is to totally entertain my audience. The "ting" has to happen because I am prepared to die to make it happen"

In 1987, this gifted and exciting singer/songwriter captivated the party crowd when he exploded unto the entertainment scene with "Boom Boom Time", which placed second in the Road March Competition, but was the runaway favorite of the populace. This song earned him the permanent title of the "Boom Boom Man". That year Iwer also took home the coveted award for the best Nation Building Calypso with "Times Hard, Hold Tight".

Iwer then defied the critics and surpassed the monumental success of his debut year. Since then he has given the world hits like "Na Do Dat", "Look de Ting Deh", "Party Hot", "Jump and Wine Up", "Choque It", "Jock Yuh Waist and Wine", "Pan in de Dark", "King Ah de Dance", "Iwer Dance", "On ah Bam Bam", "Yes Iwer", "Wine on Yuh Property", "Jump and Dunk", "Ah Reading", "Tractor License", "Wine Up Competition", "Bottom in de Road", "Iwer and 1/2", "Party Ram", "Carnival Come Back Again", "Celebrating Carnival" and "Horn Meh Nah".

Iwer is in demand throughout North America, Europe and the Caribbean, where he continues to excite audiences. He is the yardstick against which dancehall soca is measured. If originality and dedication are indeed the foundation of success in this industry then Iwer George will reign as "KING AH DE DANCE" for many years.