Trinidad and Tobago is home to tremendous talent. From all walks of life, and in variations that span music, theatre arts and visual arts, the country’s creative aptitude is endless. Zebulun is one of Trinidad and Tobago’s entertainers on the cusp of international promotion. Reggae, the sound that announced his entry onto the music scene in the 2000s, the entertainer is now rebranding, reconnecting and making a major move for international stardom.
Zebulun is excited to work with ROC Nation and Coda Music App.
With songs like ‘Fake Love’ and ‘Better Will Come’ a part of his music catalogue, Zebulun, whose real name is Marcus McIntosh, says he is eager to return to the forefront of music. “I had to take some time off and now I’m rebranding, and I’m teaming up with some great people in the US,” he said. “I’m signed with ROC Nation Distribution for three albums, five singles and five videos,” he explained, adding that his new collaboration allows for global streaming as well. “I’ll also be working with Coda Music app (@codamusicapp), which is one of the newest and largest streaming companies in the US,” said Zebulun. Owned by Randy Fye and Russell Gaskin, the app is described as a human- first platform that ensures users can enjoy genuine music without the interference of Artificial Intelligence. The app also boasts over 130 million songs. “This streaming giant in the business will now form part of my online footprint. I was warmly welcomed and I’m very proud to be the first international/Caribbean act to be signed to Coda Music streaming.” said the artiste. International artistes a part of the Coda Music App listing include, Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish, Wiz Khalifa, Snoop Dogg and Eric Clapton. Already a powerful contender on the streaming scene, Coda Music is quickly making inroads to become a leading streaming company in the United States, potentially taking outrunning Spotify
Passionate about delivering music that’s enjoyed by people around the world, Zebulun proudly looks forward to his international partnerships as a Trinbagonian artiste. “These powerful partnerships took place from Trinidad and Tobago. It was important for me to see things through from our shores, to show the youths here that they can make it too,” he said. His company, Bella Music, is a partnership formulated with a close friend. Together they plan on signing other artistes out of Trinidad and Tobago with a view to exporting local talent around the world. “On November 20th, my first release will be distributed by ROC Nation and streamed on Coda Music app
Spotify, YouTube and Apple Music. “It’s on the raunchy side – definitely something for the ladies with the goodies,” he laughed. The track was produced by Jamaican producer, Wizical- a major name in dancehall, with production done for artistes like Skillibeng. “My new single will be available on Coda Music app on November 20th. Let’s make history T&T; Be sure to go stream it,” urged Zebulun.
Plans afoot to promote his music in the US, Canada, the UK and even Africa, beginning in March 2026, Zebulun is excited and anticipates positive feedback from his supporters and friends at home in T&T. “It’s an extraordinary feeling to be doing something I love and to be receiving the support I need to make it happen the right way. My album release party will be in Trinidad no matter what, so I’m looking forward to sharing that information with my people when everything is finalized.”
For now however, Zebulun excitedly moves closer to his dream, harnessing his creativity and passionately pushing into the unknown. “As an artiste out of Trinidad and Tobago, I really wanted the attention for not just myself, but also my country. I did this project like no other projects out of T&T and in ten years, I hope when people look back on it, they’ll applaud the effort and the wins. I’m building legacy and I’m doing it in my own lane,” said the singer.
Follow Zebulun as he makes his moves. Check out @zebulunmusic on IG for updates as his journey unfolds.
Little brother I’ve known you for quite some time now I’ve seen you grown I’ve seen the many different stages in your life I know your children I know your lovely wife and I’m proud of you keep up the good work keep on fighting the good fight flying the flag high Much blessings and respect from….. Dnatural1 aka Jr King.
There’s never a dull moment in Caribbean entertainment and we’ve got proof. Trinidad Killa has shared prophecy for the future and he’s calling on his fellow artistes on the music circuit to understand their worth.
The restauranteur and entertainer took a brief moment away from his TK Smokehouse duties to hop on an Instagram Livestream. In his prophesy, the TK, whose real name is Kern Joseph, said he predicts that by 2030 there will no more Carnival in Trinidad and Tobago. “You know why? Artistes underselling (day-self). Artistes calling promoters and telling dem, put meh on yh show, put meh on yuh show, put meh on yuh show,” he expressed. The often controversial entertainer alleged that because of this, promoters are not paying artistes to appear on their shows.
He went on, “Carnival become a competition. Once a man have a Road March tune, he poppin’ up in fetes and poppin’ up on shows and performing for free,” he alleged, adding that annually, promoters in Carnival pay the same major artistes for live performances.
Trinidad Killa migrated to the United States some three years ago. He has however remained consistently vocal on the events taking place in his homeland. “Allyuh see what go on with Soca Monarch. There is no more Soca Monarch,” he said, going on to positively highlight this year’s Flava Village addition. “There is so much going on in the carnival. All I would like to say is, artistes, stop under-selling allyuh self and when allyuh learn the value of allyuh artistry, and allyuh stop sell allyuh self short, that is when the industry will start to move.”
Trinidad Killa ended his livestream with the words, “music is a mission, not a competition.”
A phenomenal Carnival 2026 season in Trinidad and Tobago has paved the way for South Oropuche Trinidad’s very own, Christo, increasing his talent value and making him one of the season’s sought after acts. The young entertainer’s ‘Doux Doux Darlin’ refrain has Caribbean people everywhere, singing along, and it’s likely to remain that way, well into the Summer of 2026.
Christo appeared in Toronto, Canada this past weekend, for Return Fete, Toronto. He was not alone. Fellow entertainers, Coutain, Skinny Fabulous, Full Blown and the vibes man himself, Voice, also shook the event, which was hosted at REBELToronto.
Christo (right) with Dr. Jay (centre) and Coutain (left). 📸: @jcrzy
Produced annually by well known Soca DJ, Dr. Jay, the event is touted as the best fete post T&T carnival each year.
In the aftermath of this year’s Carnival in Trinidad and Tobago, Christo – a relatively new artiste to the soca spotlight, said the love he received this season was unmatched. He took to social media, writing, “To everyone who streamed the music, requested the songs on radio, shared the content, learned the lyrics, and sang every word back at the shows, I see you, and I appreciate you. The growth this Carnival was undeniable, and it happened because of YOU.”
The young artiste referred to Carnival 2026 as a defining chapter in his journey.
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Jr King aka Dnatural1
20th November 2025 at 7:13 AM
Little brother I’ve known you for quite some time now I’ve seen you grown I’ve seen the many different stages in your life I know your children I know your lovely wife and I’m proud of you keep up the good work keep on fighting the good fight flying the flag high Much blessings and respect from….. Dnatural1 aka Jr King.