Patrice Roberts

Patrice Roberts, born on April 11, 1986, in Trinidad and Tobago, is a soca singer and songwriter renowned for her powerful voice, infectious energy, and memorable contributions to Caribbean music. Known for her vibrant performances and hit songs, she is one of the leading female artists in soca, blending traditional soca rhythms with contemporary pop and Caribbean influences. Roberts began singing at an early age, inspired by her Trinidadian heritage and the vibrant culture of the Caribbean. She gained early recognition as part of the group Roy Cape All Stars and began collaborating with prominent soca artists, including Machel Montano. Their collaboration on the hit track “Band of the Year” in 2006 catapulted her to fame, marking her as a standout talent in the genre. Over the years, Roberts has released numerous soca anthems, including "Big Girl Now," "Old & Grey," and "Like Yuh Self." Known for her empowering lyrics and energetic stage presence, she captivates audiences during Carnival and other major Caribbean events. With her evolving sound and consistent chart-topping releases, Patrice Roberts continues to be a prominent figure in soca music, inspiring fans worldwide and celebrating Caribbean culture through her art.