Michael Mondezie

Miguel Maestre is closing the distance between inheritance and ambition.The Canada-born musician was raised on T&T culture by his father, St Augustine-born parandero Antonio “Spanish” Maestre, and spent years performing

Brooklyn-based singer and songwriter Chai Rosé (Chakiya Arthur) is in Trinidad and Tobago this weekend to share a musical message of faith, self-worth and survival.Chai’s self-penned “Shine Bright”, produced by

For a few hours on Saturday, April 25, Port of Spain took a virtual walk across the world.More than 4.4 million views were recorded within 24 hours as Darren Watkins

Kieron Sargeant is turning renewed interest in limbo dance into structured training, cultural preservation, and professional opportunity for dancers in Trinidad and Tobago.

Andy Narell has spent most of his life pushing the physical, geographical and musical limits of the pan.

Chantal Esdelle and Moyenne returned from the Saint Lucia Jazz & Arts Festival with more than applause.The Trinidad and Tobago kaiso jazz group performed at Pure Jazz: Ladies in Concert

Mavis John carries an entire twin-island nation in her voice. Yet she speaks about singing like an eager student preparing for the next lesson.That may be the superpower of the

THE pan can be an entry point into conversations around emotion, cognition and wellness.That is one of the considerations at the heart of Dr Savitri Rampersad’s new book, Steelpan Vibrations:

Tamba Gwindi grew up inside the beat of the drum.His father’s stinging palms on the kitchen table in Cocoyea Village, San Fernando. The old kalinda thump in the backdrop of

ARTIST Kvita Mongroo’s new exhibition, The Visionary’s Last Gift, poses a question on Indian Arrival Day weekend that goes beyond heritage and remembrance.The mixed media artist is using the dream