This would be Machel's very first Groovy Soca Monarch title. FBE's achievements were coupled with the fact that Machel Montano's Vibes Cyah Done and Mr. Fete songs were both to be released as singles under the umbrella of record company Universal Music, France. Vibes Cyah Done was released and featured Guadeloupe artiste and label mate Admiral T while Mr.Fete remix was released featuring another Guadeloupe artiste and label mate Matt Houston and Kulu G. In the year 2013, the high standard that FBE became known for was indeed maintained. For a second year in a row, they would capture the International Groovy Soca Monarch Competition title with Machel Montano's song entitled FOG. The finals performance was also choreographed by FBE and Machel Montano. Machel's both Groovy Soca Monarch awards were therefore written by FBE. A song rich in imagery and melody, truly capturing the vibe and emotion of different aspects of Carnival. The FOG was heard on a Canadian radio station by well known DJ Grandtheft, which lead to a remix being made with the collaborative efforts of Grandtheft and Major Lazer. Once again, Full Blown Entertainment were able to capture the International Soca Monarch title in the Groovy category, completing their hattrick. Kerwin Dubois' song entitled 'Too Real' was this time the favorite of both judges and fans alike. This set the stage for FBE to expand with the addition of a new member; Aaron St.Louis who was also a co-writer of 'Too Real'. FBE managed to help pull off an upset in which artiste Kerwin DuBois entered the competition as the underdog and eventually dethroned the "King of Soca" Machel Montano himself. This title came full circle for Du Bois as he had previously won it in the year 2011 as a songwriter and producer for the winning song entitled 'Wotless' which was performed by Kees Dieffenthaller. Assisted by the choreography of Step Up Revolution's Jamaal Sims, the performance was a clear winner even before the final note was sung. For the fourth consecutive year, FBE had penned the song that would dominate the airwaves and all the events of Trinidad Carnival. Contributing to both the music production and songwriting just as they did in the previous year, they teamed up with Roc Nation's star producer Deputy as well as Machel Montano and London Future.