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Patrice Applies Sweet Pressure to Brian Lara at Soka In Moka.

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While the food and drinks ran like water on Sunday, it was the heat of Soca temptress, Patrice Roberts that stole the show at Soka in Moka, when all was said and done. One moment, stolen with the Prince of Port-of-Spain, Brian Charles Lara, captured the essence of the event, which starts the most thrilling experience on the Caribbean calendar.

For 25 years, Soka in Moka has maintained its standing as the most anticipated all inclusive fete to start the season of revelry in Trinidad and Tobago. Its anniversary saw fetters arrive in dazzling fashion, some adorned with sequenced silver and others with gold. For one of Soca’s leading ladies however, the energy of the music and her movement to it, was enough to bedazzle the entire fete.

Patrice Roberts and the A Team Band followed Dil-E-Nadan with Raymond Ramnarine and Stephen Marcelle on Sunday. The crossover band, known for its non stop engagement of the audience and chutney-induced renditions, served up the right entree as evening turned to nightfall and after-dark fetters strolled in. They would be right on time for the show many had waited an entire year to experience once again.

PATRICE HITS A SIX

Even as chilling weather conditions may have kept many Caribbean people living abroad, indoors, safe and warm, no cold front could stop the heat that Patrice Roberts would bring to the stage at Soka in Moka 25. Strutting onto the stage with confidence and power, the woman who has overcome immeasurable challenges over the past year, spoke to her fans openly, sharing that after enduring what she had, nothing could stop her now. Hits rained throughout her set, but it would be a brief but memorable show featuring Brian Lara, that would send the crowd wild and take the internet by storm.

Inviting the cricket legend to the stage, Patsy proceeded to test his winning skills and, the legendary cricketer, not one to shy away, stood firmly in contest, ready to show her just what he could do. The pair gyrated on stage to Roberts’ 2025 single, ‘Kitty Cat,’ provocatively yet hilariously getting the crowd enthused, in the end providing great entertainment for fans and friends. “Ah doh think he ready but he alright,” said Patrice, and like a good sport, Brian Lara found the humor in the energy on stage, leaving after a quick hug and show of appreciation by the artiste, for all that he had done for country.

THE MOOD AT MOKA

Lyrikal was also at Soka in Moka, delivering a great performance.

The event, always an opportunity for new music to be tested and, classics reintroduced, was a balanced vibe with those who’d come to enjoy the food and drinks while chatting with friends, making the best of the event. Closer to the stage, the soca lovers stood looking on, undoubtedly listening to see what would be their favored hits for the season.

A number of artistes showed up, creating the perfect vibe to increase the expectations of fetters. Shal Marshall, Lyrikal, Grenada’s Blaka, Dominica’s Trilla G, Swappi, the Full Blown Entertainment brothers, College Boy Jesse, Zan, Nishard M and Kerlz, Viking Ding Dong, Soca hitmaker and Road March King, Mical Teja and Olatunji Yerawood, all offered their contributions past and present, making for a pretty good start to a season that will be long, but without a doubt, fun filled.

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Bob Marley Foundation to Jamaica: “We’ll Rise Again.”

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What has been described by the National Hurricane Centre as the most catastrophic hurricane of 2026 – Hurricane Melissa, has moved past Jamaica and now moves onward to Cuba and neighboring territories. In the aftermath of the brutal natural disaster, videos across social media show fallen trees, massive swells, invasive water courses through streets and byways and certainly, infrastructural wreckage. The people of Jamaica, though resilient, are in need of strength and aid to rebuild.

The Bob Marley Museum

The Bob Marley Foundation and the Bob Marley Museum, in a social media post said despite having gone through the hurricane, “we’re still standing.” The honorary organizations that stand in memory of Jamaica’s most loved icon, Bob Marley, relayed via social media, “The winds may have shaken us, but they could never break our spirit.” Noting that the journey to rebuild will not be an overnight one, the post read, “but together, we’ll rise again- stronger, more united and full of love.”

Consistent in the Marley legacy’s tone and posture of love and unity, the expression continued, “We can’t wait to spread the message of peace and love with you once more and help in whatever way we can. Until then, hold on to hope and remember – every little thing is gonna be alright.”

The government of Jamaica has created an official digital platform for information, and for the global community’s input where relief and assistance is concerned.

Visit https://supportjamaica.gov.jm. The website lists a preliminary needs list, which includes items such as batteries, bedding foam, flashlights, lanterns, mattresses, pillowcases, pillows, mobile storage units, heavy duty garbage bags and certainly much more.

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Kerlz Goes Independent Ahead of T&T’s C2K26.

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Trinidad and Tobago female soca artiste, Kerlz is going solo. The entertainer has announced her departure from the A Team Band, via media release. A 13-year-journey with the band’s front-line has been dubbed, ‘an amazing run’ by the entertainer who says she is grateful for the experience and the foundation built over the years.

Having recently unleashed a new single called, ‘Medicine’ on D’ Guitarman Riddim alongside fellow soca artistes, Ding Dong and Salty, Kerlz, whose real name is Kerlene Joseph, says she is excited to enter this new chapter. “I extend my deepest and most sincere thanks to the A Team Band for the incredible opportunity and the platform they provided me over the past 13 years,” she said, adding, “The journey has been formative and I will always cherish the music we created and the stages we shared together. I wish the entire A Team family nothing but the very best in all their future endeavours.”

Memories made and cherished, the singer now has her heart set on maximizing the potential of her recent release, which is already gaining ground as the 2026 season comes into focus. With a powerful voice and a dynamic stage presence, Kerlz says she is ready to captivate audiences as a solo performer.

Kerlz - Medicine (D'Guitarmn Riddim) | Trinidad Soca 2026

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