The opening film at this year's Trinidad & Tobago Film Festival chronicles the steelpan's journey from its invention within Trinidad's underclass, to its current international prestige.
Children grow and women produce and men go work and some do stealing. Everyone's got to make a living...
At some point you've probably heard these words, sung in a starkly high-pitched male voice, often ... Read More...
Words by Jesse Serwer—
Jus Now, the international production combo consisting of Bristol, England's Interface and T&T-based LAZAbeam, are making some of the freshest soca right now. (They also made ... Read More...
Words by Deejay Theory —
We're broadcasting live from Tokyo this week, on my way back to San Francisco via a great week in Singapore. Spent the week DJ'ing and taking in 90 degree days capping off with t... Read More...
Words by Jesse Serwer—
Occupying a space between power soca, steelpan and the freakiest outer limits of U.K. dance music, "One Time" is the debut single from Jus Now, the Anglo-Trinidadian duo of Interfa... Read More...
Words by Tasha Brown—
British director Keith Musaman Morton and Trini-American producer Charysse Tia Harper are on a mission to share the story of the steelpan in their new film project, Panomundo. Panom... Read More...