Caribbean Music
Always taking the T&T flag with him, flying it high as he believes he was born to do. ” Soca is our music, it’s what we represent and wherever I go, I am Soca. I am branded Trinidad and Tobago.” Anyone who still thinks that Shurwayne Winchester’s kidding around ahead of C2K12 had better think […]
‘Can’t Done’ The first release from the 2012 Album- 3canal ReBorn 3canal from Trinidad & Tobago play a style of music called Rapso. Rapso is conscious music and is more of a philosophy and stance than an identifiable musical signature. It has been termed ‘The Power of the Word in the Rhythm of the Word’, […]
Coca-Cola has released the second official Coca-Cola Rhythm in time for Carnival 2012. The rhythm features an all star line up on a groovy soca beat developed by Kernal Roberts. Coca-Cola has always been a refreshing delight to people all across the globe since 1886. The 2012 Coca-Cola Rhythm builds on the optimistic refreshment platform […]
Interview with Scrappy UK Soca Artist Since his emergence on the Soca scene in 2005, Scrappy has been delivering quality music, showcasing his personality, style and distinctive voice. Scrappy has a new album ‘S.O.C.A – Soul Of Caribbean Artform’ out now and has just won the 2011 Calabash Award for Best Soca Artist. You have […]
Third album from poet and musician Anthony Joseph and his band Third album from poet and musician Anthony Joseph and his band, produced by Malcolm Catto (The Heliocentrics) & featuring Jerry Dammers. Anthony will also be bringing out a new book of poetry of the same title on November 15th, published by Salt Publishing. There […]