Optimistic for the future no doubt, professional cricketer and entertainer, Dwayne Bravo has launched 47 Productions – a recording studio and music label. The production studio boats state of the art production equipment and offers a flair of sophistication and comfort that makes quite an impression.

Among the guests present at the launch were Iwer George, Tony Chow Lin On, Patrice Roberts, MX Prime, Shurwayne Winchester, Trinidad Killa, Jason Williams and Ultra Simmo.

Bravo’s mother, in an emotional speech to mark the launch of the new venture, gushed over her son, saying anything he ventures into is always successful. His daughter too, expressed tremendous pride in her father’s professional efforts.

Iwer George, in his speech said he knows Dwayne himself would be the first to utilize the facility but anticipated that he would be the second to use the recording studio.

The launch of the recording studio and music label comes even as the country’s borders remain closed to visitors. Additionally, artistes and entertainment professionals in Trinidad and Tobago have been unable to travel out of the country since Carnival 2020. Some have echoed sentiments of frustration and hope while others have been relatively quiet.

On Monday, August 17th from 6am, Trinidad and Tobago reverts to previous restrictions as announced by Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley. The PM said beaches and rivers would be closed to the public, bars and restaurants would not be open for dining, but take-out would be allowed, cinemas would be closed, no contact sports would be allowed and schools in T&T would remain closed through December 31st, 2020.