Patrice Roberts is a Trinidadian soca singer. She is also a second cousin of singer Bunji Garlin.

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Patrice Roberts (born 11 April 1986) is a Trinidadian soca singer. She is also a second cousin of singer Bunji Garlin.\n

She came to national attention in 2005 with the hit collaboration \"The Islands\" alongside cousin Bunji Garlin, written by Kernal Roberts and produced by Shawn Noel (Da Mastermind), which was used in promotional commercials by the Ministry of Tourism.\n

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History

Patrice Roberts grew up in the fishing village of Toco, Trinidad. She attended Toco AC School (Primary School) and Toco Composite Secondary School. Her singing career began at the age of eight. She has also played the tenor steelpan.\n

Achievements

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In her early career, Roberts first won the 1995 Sangre Grande Junior Calypso Monarch competition. In 2000, she became a top finalist in the competition, marking her ascent in the calypso arena. In the year 2001, she became the National Soca Monarch, the National Library Calypso Monarch and the National Junior Calypso Monarch. She again won the National Junior Calypso Monarch in 2002. Other achievements include Toco Personality Winner 2000 and U.N.D.P. second-runner up 2001.\n

Patrice Roberts has also competed in the International Soca Monarch in Trinidad on several occasions. In 2006, she placed second alongside Zan with the track \"Always Be\" in the \"Groovy\" category. Her collaboration with Machel Montano, \"Light it Up\" placed 4th in the \"Power\" category in 2007. In 2008, she placed second in the \"Groovy\" category with her song \"More Wuk\".\n

Her greatest achievement so far has been winning the 2006 Road March competition with the song \"Band of the Year\" sung with Machel Montano.\n

Discography

Blossoming (2003)
Looking Hot (2008)

Collaborations

\"The Islands\" (featuring Bunji Garlin) (2005)
\"Always Be\" (featuring Zan) (2006)
\"Band of De Year\" (featuring Machel Montano; album B.O.D.Y.) (2006) (Winner 2006 Carnival Road March)
\"Till Tomorrow\" (featuring Zan) (2007)
\"Light it Up\" (featuring Machel Montano; album Book of Angels) (2007)
\"Dance With Me\" (featuring Fraud Squad) (2007)
\"Wukkin Up (Remix)\" (featuring Macka Diamond) (2007)
\"Rollin\" (featuring Machel Montano; album Flame on) (2008)
\"Tempa Wine\" (featuring Machel Montano) (2008)
\"Feels Nice\" (featuring Machel Montano) (2008)
\"Bump & Grind\" (featuring Tian Winter) (2008)
\"Soca Wedding\" (featuring Zan) (2014)
\"Criminal Wine\" (featuring Lyrikal and Millbeatz) (2017)
\"Ready\" (featuring Charly Black) (2018)
\"My Side\" (featuring Sekon Sta) (2018)
\"Closer\" (featuring V’ghn) (2019)
\"Wha Ya Know\" (featuring Lord Nelson) (2019)
\"Splash\" (featuring Nessa Preppy and Travis World) (2020)
\"Start Up\" (featuring Kemar Highcon Jonny Blaze and Stadic) (2020)
\"Toxic Love\" (featuring Ricardo Drue) (2021)
\"Camera\" (featuring Afro B Jonny Blaze and Stadic) (2021)
\"Ammunition\" (featuring Dexta Daps) (2021)
\"Mind My Business\" (featuring Travis World and Dan Evens) (2022)
\"Freak\" (featuring Imani Ray) (2022)
\"Likkle Miss [THE FINE NINE REMIX]\" (Nicki Minaj and Skeng feat. Spice, Destra Garcia, Patrice Roberts, Lady Leshurr, Pamputtae, Dovey Magnum, Lisa Mercedez, and London Hill) (2022)
\"No Time Like Now (Digicel)\" (Nadia Batson, Nessa Preppy, Patrice Roberts, Rome, and Voice) (2022)
\"Some of This \"Fair Exchange\"\" (Patrice Roberts, King Bubba FM, and Dwaingerous) (2022)
\"Fall In Love\" (feat. Timo) (2022)
\"World On Fire\" (Patrice Roberts, DJ Private Ryan, Freetown Collective, and Nigel Rojas) (2022)
\"Feelin' It\" (Patrice Roberts, Kes, Jonny Blaze, and Stadic) (2022)
\"Grown Up\" (Tano and Patrice Roberts) (2022)
\"Pieces\" (Patrice Roberts, Problem Child, and Super Blue) (2023)
\"Taking Over\" (Asa Bantan and Patrice Roberts) (2023)
\"All My Love\" (Patrice Roberts and Tarrus Riley) (2023)
\"Sugar (Remix)\" (DJ Private Ryan, Mela Caribe, and Patrice Roberts) (2023)

References

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External links

Official Myspace
\"Sugar Boy\" Music Video
\"Rollin\" Music Video
www.patriceroberts.com Bio, Music, Video & Bookings

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Patrice Roberts

Broadcast History