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Friday, January 30, 2026

3Canal Returns with Rapso Fire: “Beyond the Bacchanal”


3Canal is back in full Rapso force with their new release “Beyond The Bacchanal,” a timely and soul‑stirring piece written by Wendell Manwarren, Roger Roberts, and Stanton Kewley, and composed, produced, mixed, and mastered by EMAYE. Published under Machete Music/COTT 2026, the track reminds us why 3Canal remains one of the most important voices in contemporary Calypso and Rapso culture.

“Beyond The Bacchanal” reaches for something deeper than Carnival hype. Is it just noise or having the ability to recognize the noise. If I we a betting man I would say the song calls out the noise, confusion, misinformation, political chaos, and emotional exhaustion that define modern life. In classic Rapso fashion, 3Canal blends chant, poetry, and rhythm to ask a simple but profound question: Where do we find hope when everything around us feels like madness?

Preach 3Canal, preach. And having said that, one can feel the music and the track moving between pleas for spiritual grounding, reflections on social disorder, and a yearning for unity in a world filled with fear, backbiting, and distrust. It’s a call to rise above the surface‑level spectacle—to go beyond the bacchanal—and reconnect with truth, purpose, and community.

This years has seen the rebirth of Calypso music and now with Rapso style music bringing strirring narratives we find ourselves safe space. 3Canal’s delivery is urgent yet meditative, grounded in the band’s signature Rapso cadence. EMAYE’s production gives the song a modern edge while keeping the heartbeat of the tradition intact and for this, we are thankful.  The result is a piece that feels both contemporary and ancestral, political yet deeply personal and a song that Brother Resistance would be so proud of.

“Beyond The Bacchanal” is not just a song—it’s a reminder that Rapso remains one of Trinidad & Tobago’s most potent cultural tools for reflection, resistance, and renewal.

Production Notes/Music Credits:
Song Title: Beyond The Bacchanal 
Artist/Performed by: 3Canal
Written by: Wendell Manwarren, Roger Roberts and Stanton Kewley
Composed, Produced, Mixed and Mastered by: EMAYE
Machete Music/COTT 2026
Origin: Trinidad, Republic of Trinidad & Tobago.
Genre: Calypso 🎶

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Thursday, January 29, 2026

From Calypso Monarch to Queen of Queens: Terri Lyons on the Corie Sheppard Podcast


She is my favorite female vocalist out of Trinidad and across the Caribbean. I don't care what anyone has to say about that... just ask my friend, Gailos, aka Paramain Gail. She adorns Kaiso Dial's navigation Banner and today we think you will fall in love with Terri after watching this Corries Sheppard Podcast. So here goes...

Kaiso Dial shines a light on a powerful new episode of The Corie Sheppard Podcast, where Terri Lyons—Calypso Monarch, Queen of Queens, performer, and unapologetic cultural torchbearer—opens up in a conversation as expansive as her artistry. She is one hilarious lady, and we enjoyed every minute of this interview. She is revealing and an excellent storyteller. She calls it as she sees it: This is Terri at her most honest and grounded, reflecting on calypso’s legacy, its future, and the lived experiences that shaped her into one of Trinidad & Tobago’s most compelling voices. She has seen her fair share of tribulation, bru, made through those turbulent character-building times. Her wisdom goes beyond her youthful looks, speaking with clarity and conviction about representing T&T across the region, from Montserrat and the extended diaspora, and the weight of responsibility that comes with wearing the Queen of Queens crown (Four Time Consecutive Winner 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025). We have said it here and Kaiso Dial posts prove it and now Terri challenges the narrative that calypso is “dying,” reminding us instead of its evolution, its endurance, and its unmatched power to connect people through story and spirit. Her reflections on performance discipline, crowd connection, and artistic purpose reveal the depth behind her commanding stage presence.

Corries came with questions; he is a very detailed interviewer, but Terri calmly answered the question with laughter, telling her truth, her story. The conversation also journeys into Terri’s early life in Port of Spain and Laventille—growing up without financial security, navigating loss, and transforming hardship into resilience and creative fire. She narrated a story of pain, crying at midnight at Nadia Batson's home; motherhood took its toll and she learned to survive through her troubled times. She learned financial discipline and the importance of staying authentic in an industry that often tries to shape artists into something they’re not.

And what about picong in Calypso? She was not mad when Chalkdust spoke out against 'Ask Yuh Man'... she considered it an opportunity, just as when her name was mentioned in Calypso... go to work and answer the call! Kaiso, kaiso. Yes, Kaiso!

This episode is a reminder of why Terri Lyons stands as one of the most important cultural figures of her generation: rooted, real, and relentlessly committed to the soul of calypso.

Production Notes/Music Credits:
Corie Sheppard Podcast: Episode 275
Origin: Trinidad, Republic of Trinidad & Tobago.
Genre: Podcast Calypso Diva 🎶

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Tuesday, January 27, 2026

From Mr. Walker to Mama Walker: When Calypso Echoes Through Modern Soca


Calypso will never die. If you’re paying attention to what artists like Mical Teja and Tano are doing, you already know the spirit of the tradition is alive, mutating, and inspiring a whole new wave of Caribbean sound. Today, though, we’re stepping slightly outside the stream of fresh Calypso releases to highlight a track that proudly carries Calypso DNA—even while wearing the “Soca” label.

Coutain x Tano’s “Wedding Band” is a modern spin on the Mighty Sparrow’s iconic “Mr. Walker,” a reminder that the past is never past in Trinidad & Tobago’s music. The melodies, the storytelling, the cheeky narrative twist—they all echo Sparrow’s brilliance while carving out something distinctly contemporary. And yes, for those with a sharp eye, that very familiar face in the navigation banner—my favorite Trinidadian artist—is the fiery cougar playing Mama Walker in the music video. A perfect casting choice. Terri also sang background vocals on the song. 

What makes this release special is how effortlessly it bridges eras. Coutain’s vocal style feels like the arrival of a new generation of sweet-singing griots, artists who understand that Groove Soca isn’t just a rhythm—it’s a feeling. Some may call what he’s doing a new branch of Soca; others may hear the unmistakable Calypso lineage. Either way, Trinidad’s dominance in melodic, story-driven Caribbean music remains unshaken.

And then there’s Tano, whose production continues to sit in a class of its own. His sound isn’t boxed in by the conventions of modern Soca. Instead, he’s crafting a hybrid—something warm, textured, unmistakably Trinbagonian. Call it Trini Vibes, call it progressive Soca, call it whatever you want… the point is, the music keeps evolving. Soca has always been a marketing term, but the soul of the music. That’s Calypso. Lord Shorty said it from the beginning, and Machel Montano reminded the world again: “Soca is the soul of Calypso.”

“Wedding Band” is a flashback, a memory trigger, and a respectful homage to Sparrow’s classic tale—except this time, the courting flips from Mr. Walker’s daughter to Mrs. Walker herself. It’s playful, clever, and beautifully executed.

We love the song, the vibe, the storytelling, and the way the music video amplifies the narrative. Coutain delivers the role of a young man following his heart with charm and sincerity, and the entire production feels like a love letter to the art of Calypso storytelling.

Calypso lives on—not in museums, but in songs like this.

Enjoy the music, enjoy the nostalgia, and most of all, enjoy the beautifully written, impeccably produced, and soulfully delivered “Wedding Band.”

Production Notes/Music Credits:
Song Title:  Wedding Band 
Artist/Performed by: Coutain 
Written by: Coutain x Tano
Produced by: Tano 
Live Guitars - Kyle Peters 
Live Bass - Josh Richardson 
Background vocals - Terri Lyons
Mix and mastered by Kasey Phillips of Precision Productions
Origin: Trinidad, Republic of Trinidad & Tobago.
Genre: Calypso 🎶

Video Credits
Production Company: Twin Island Company
Executive Producer: Josiah Persad
Producer/Creative Director: Kamron Waithe, Denzil Coutain
Camera Op/Co-Director: Renaldo Matamoro
Camera Op/Co-Director: Alasdair Bell
Editor/Colorist: Obiora Smith
Coutain's Stylist: Tishawn Lee
Production Management: David Harvey, Jeruel Saunders, Tyrell Rogers
Production Assistant: Leron David, Joel Caines
BTS: Thruston Benny

Cast
Lead Dancers: Marie Kember
Ms. Walker: Terri Lyons

Band
Joshua Caines - Keytar
Kyle Peters - Guitar 
Kayode Charles - Drum 
Steffon Thomas - Pan

A special note of thanks:
Special Thanks to: Brooklyn Decent, Chea Lee Wing & Tipsy Ibis, Shania Perez, Luxe Getaways Booking Agency & Cast Away Villa.

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Monday, January 26, 2026

Kaiso Dial Presents: Calypso Queen 2026 – Tameika Darius


She had her mission statement intact and her goal in sight! After all was said and done, the singing and the stage props, she triumphed with a song that boldly called out the insincerity—or absence—of love directed toward our culture. The empty seats at Queen’s Hall last night told their own story. But what truly matters today is this: Tameika Darius is your Calypso Queen 2026.

Her fearless rendition of “No Love” pierced through the pomp and pageantry to claim the crown. A voice of truth, a song of power—this is a Carnival that will not be forgotten.

 Here are the results for NWAC Calypso Queen Competition 2026

  1. Tameika Darius - No Love
  2. Naomi Sinnette - Talking Drum
  3. Kerine Williams-Figaro (Tiny) - You Never Know
  4. Alana Sinnnette-Khan (Lady Watchman) - Not Venezuela
  5. Ife Alleyne - Real Victory
  6. Giselle Fraser - No Village Can't 
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African Wisdom, Caribbean Voice: ‘De Tree Does Never Forget’ Rings Loud for 2026


At Kaiso Dial we continue to showcase the latest calypso releases for Trinidad's Carnival 2026. This one is from Nicholas Lucas, titled “De Tree Does Never Forget.”

Composed by Christophe Grant, arranged and produced by Angelo Panin of Diamond Sounds Studios, with additional guitars by Kwame Morrison and horns by Dan Clarke, this track delivers musical richness wrapped around a message that cuts deep.

“The axe might not remember, but the tree never forgets,” is an African proverb. The artist delivers a haunting reminder to all who abuse their power, exploit the vulnerable, or inflict harm without remorse. This seems to be the norm of the day when leaders shake hands to get into leadership positions and then, after attaining power, turn their backs on the electorate. His delivery is steady, soulful, and unwavering, echoing the truth that every act of cruelty leaves a mark, and every injustice carries a consequence.

This song is dedicated to the silent majority, the wounded, the overlooked, and the silenced. It assures listeners that judgment, recompense, and balance will come, as surely as day follows night. Historical wrongs are highlighted along with  personal suffering and moral accountability in a narrative that feels both ancient and urgently modern.

With its stirring instrumentation and its message of eventual justice, “De Tree Does Never Forget” is a reminder that no wicked deed goes unnoticed—and no oppressed soul is forgotten.
Production Notes/Music Credits:
Song/Title: De Tree Does Never Forget 
Artist/Performed by: Nicholas Lucas 
Composed by: Christophe Grant 
Arranged & produced by: Angelo Pantin of Diamond Sounds Studios 
Guitar by: Kwame Morrison 
Horns by: Dan Clarke
Origin: Trinidad, Republic of Trinidad & Tobago.
Genre: Calypso 🎶

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We present the music here for your listening pleasure and promotional purposes only, adhering to the "Fair Use" Musical Content Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976. Kaiso Dial/Calypso Music Blog © 1990 by Santiwah is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. To view a copy of this license, visit https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/.
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Sunday, January 25, 2026

Voices of Victory: NWAC Calypso Queen Finals 2026


Tonight, the spotlight shines on the Winnifred Atwell Auditorium at Queen’s Hall, Port of Spain — where sixteen powerful voices will rise in rhythm, wit, and lyrical fire for the 2026 NWAC National Calypso Queen crown.

Kaiso Dial celebrates every participant who stepped onto the stage at John Cupid Carnival Village and made it to the finals today.  Their artistry, courage, and unwavering commitment to the calypso tradition provided a much-needed rebirth for the calypso art form.  The contributions of these artists are undeniable. You’ve shown the nation—and the world—that you are here to stay, and your music will continue to inspire, challenge, and uplift.

To the finalists: tonight is your moment to shine. There are no losers; those who didn’t advance, your journey is far from over, and we will continue to applaud your efforts on Kaiso Dial.  You’ve earned your place in the cultural conversation, and your voice will echo beyond this competition, especially here on Kaiso Dial... we are keeping watch, and the Dial never lies!

Tonight, someone will rise above the rest, and rest assured, bush judges will have their say... they thief, they thief, we want to see the score sheet (credit). We look forward to an unforgettable night of excellence, storytelling, and musical mastery. The crown awaits—but the real victory is in the legacy each artist builds with every verse, every chorus, and every roar of applause.

Here are the finalists/order of appearance tonight:
Name of Singer/Sobriquet
  1. Alana Sinnette-Khan/Lady Watchman
  2. Tameika Darius
  3. Roslyn Reid-Hayes
  4. Kadija Jeremiah
  5. Giselle Fraser
  6. Naomi Sinnette
  7. Stacey Sobers-Abraham/Stacey Sobers
  8. Shinelle Cottoy Davis/Nelly Cottoy
  9. Aaliah Hinds
  10. Judith Edwards/Jay Edwards
  11. Ife Alleyne
  12. Meguella Simon
  13. Eunice Peters
  14. Georgia McIntyre/The Messenger
  15. Joanne Gibson/Queen Voice
  16. Kerine Williams-Figaro/Tiny
Name of Song 
  1. Not Venezuela
  2. No Love
  3. Calypso Calling Me
  4. Dat Ting
  5. No Village Can't 
  6. Talking Drum
  7. Greater Good
  8. Ominira (Freedom)
  9. My Hero
  10. Plus Size
  11. Real Victory
  12. My Child
  13. De Code
  14. A Sense of Empathy
  15. The Last Birthday Party
  16. Yuh Never Know
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Show/Production Notes:
Event: NWAC Calypso Queen Finals 2026
Origin: Trinidad, Republic of Trinidad & Tobago.
Genre: Calypso 🎶

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Show More Respect: Our Nation Deserves Better - Leon "Frisco" Gray


Kaiso lovers, prepare yourselves. Leon “Frisco” Gray steps forward once again with a powerful, patriotic calypso that reminds us why the artform remains the conscience of the nation. His latest release, “Show More Respect,” is a heartfelt call to honor our history, protect our national pride, and treat our Independence with the dignity it deserves.

This is where we talk about the lyrics, vocals and musicanship. "Show More Respect" was written by Frisco and masterfully arranged and produced by one of our finest Calyps music prodcers, Junior “Ibo” Joseph. The song delivers classic-style calypso bringing together rich storytelling, crisp instrumentation. After listening to the song I enjoyed the background vocals that adds life to the overall sound and lift the message even higher.

In this piece, Frisco reflects on the moment Trinidad and Tobago raised the Red, White, and Black for the first time—an emotional milestone etched into our collective memory. He contrasts that historic pride with the disappointment felt when national celebrations are diminished or dismissed. He is always in control lyrically with purpose and clarity, he urges leaders and citizens alike to safeguard the spirit of Independence and show greater respect for the nation we’ve built together.

This Calypso style take us back bringing nostalgia, patriotism, and social commentary in true calypso tradition. Frisco reminds us of the values that carried the country through challenges—discipline, production, and tolerance—and calls on all of us to uphold them. Dr. Eric Williams would surely approve of this calypso.  With a stirring prayer of gratitude and a reminder of how far the nation has come, “Show More Respect” stands as both a tribute and a warning.

Stay tuned to Kaiso Dial for more gems from the calypso world, and make sure you give this one a listen. It’s a reminder of who we are—and who we must continue to be.

Production Notes/Music Credits:
Song Title: Show More Respect
Artist/Performed by: Leon "Frisco" Gray 
Written by: Leon "Frisco" Gray 
Produced by: Junior "Ibo" Joseph
Arranged by: Junior "Ibo" Joseph
Origin: Trinidad, Republic of Trinidad & Tobago.
Genre: Calypso 🎶

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Saturday, January 24, 2026

Aaron Duncan – “Happiness”: A Calypso for the Soul


This is one of my favorite Calypsos for Carnival 2026. Every Carnival season features a standout calypso, and for 2026, "Happiness" is that song. Aaron Duncan delivers a masterpiece built on excellent lyrics, clean vocals, and music that lifts every word. This one hits the heart first, then the head. So many social and political commentaries are competing for calypso plays this year, but this one really brought a smile to my face. I love it all: the lyrics, Aaron's singing style (smooth, casual and relaxing), and music that just feels right and feels good to my soul. 

“Happiness” takes us on a quiet journey of self‑reflection, asking us to pause, breathe, and look inward. The deliberate spaces in the melody give room to reimagine what happiness really means—not the fleeting kind, not the kind we chase, but the kind we cultivate.

The message is simple and powerful:
  • Happiness is homegrown.  
  • Happiness is not found in alcohol, friends, material things, compliments, or wealth.
  • Those bring moments—shells—but not the real thing.
Aaron reminds us that:
  • We often search for happiness in illusions that only create confusion.
  • Material things and praise fade quickly.
  • True happiness is a virtue money can’t buy.
  • The “ingredients inside you” are what matter most.
  • You must look within and find it for yourself.
This is one of those calypsos that stays with you long after the last note. A song with purpose, clarity, and heart—and easily one of the standout releases for Carnival 2026.

If you want, I can also craft a shorter social‑media caption, a headline, or a hashtag set to go with this.

Production Notes/Music Credits:
Song Title: Happiness 
Artist/Performed by: Aaron Duncan 
Origin: Trinidad, Republic of Trinidad & Tobago.
Genre: Calypso 🎶

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Friday, January 23, 2026

Kaiso Dial Presents: Nightly Calypso Marathon Till Carnival Winds Down


🎙️ TONIGHT and until the week after Carnival—Mr. Desmond Radio goes full calypso and Soca mode from 8PM till sunrise! It’s a marathon session of new Trinidad Carnival soca and calypsos and deep cuts for the real carnival heads.

Powered by Kaiso Dial, this overnight stream is pure fire:
🎧 Fresh releases
🎤 Veteran voices
🔥 Cultural commentary
💥 Unexpected gems

If you love calypso, this is your night.
Lock in, vibe out, and let the music talk.

Production Notes/Music Credits:
Show: Mr Desmond Calypso Marathon 
Origin: Trinidad, Republic of Trinidad & Tobago.
Genre: Calypso 🎶

Empowering Caribbean Creatives
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