“The Good Shepherd” by King Star Shield stands as a masterpiece of calypso music from St. Kitts and Nevis. With its profound social commentary, masterful composition, and powerful vocals, the song has ...

The band was led by emcee Lou Smith from Bulahdelah, who also carried a few solo songs on her acoustic guitar. The Uniting Church quartet delivered a rendition of “Twas the Night Before Christmas” ...

Music is the heart and soul of these twin islands, and nowhere is this more evident than in the genres of soca and calypso. These two styles have shaped the musical landscape of Trinidad and Tobago ...

Fourth-generation musicians The Percentie Brothers wrote, performed, and recorded their song Zelma Rose on at least one album: Songs in Calypso recounting the wreck, around 1954, popularizing ...

for a Calypso she sang criticising the Government’s 6.5 percent pay increase. It is indeed a sad day when a Government sees it fit to censure speech/song that is not in their favour!

I read in our daily newspapers that a child (poor thing) was disqualified from National Children’s Mash Competition, for a Calypso she sang criticising the Government’s 6.5 percent pay increase.

“Carol of the Bells” is a classic Christmas ... The tune belongs to a category of Ukrainian folk songs known as shchedrivka, which honored the sun god. They emphasized bounty, and were usually ...

Newly crowned Calypso Monarch, King Young Destroyer said he wanted to unite Antiguans and Barbudans through his song choices on competition night. The seasoned calypsonian, known offstage as ...

Candy Claws, the Colorado dreampop trio who split in 2015, have released their first new song in a decade, which will appear on a new reissue of their 2013 album, Ceres & Calypso in the Deep Time.

Pop singer and civil rights activist, Harry Belafonte died on Tuesday after suffering from congestive heart failure. He, on one hand, started the calypso craze in the US with his music and on the ...

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