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Three new comers for Calypso Quarters

Three newcomers were among 15 selected to compete in the quarterfinals come January 21, 2023.

Following a two-year break because of the Covid-19 pandemic, the competition resumes with its two-round song competition.

However, this year brought old faces back to the stage as well as a few newbies who sought favor with the judges.

Making their calypso debut and moving on to the quarterfinals were, bouyon artist Gael Jno-Baptiste known in the entertainment scene as “Trilogy” with his rendition, “Dick-taylor-ship”, as well as popular singer, Joy Stoute, with a calypso entitled “Silence of My Friends” and four-time Cadence-lypso King Anton “White Fayrie” Joseph, with “Cross the Bridge”.

Mighty D
Third Eye
Royette
White Fairy
Explosion
Vigilante
OmeeAll photos by Carlisle Jno Baptiste of Nature Isle News (NIN)

Among returning calypsonians was Royette, with her song “Help” which highlighted the plight of nurses in Dominica, and Daddy Chess with his witty rendition, “Heegas, No gas” which both scored favour with the judges allowing them to advance to the next round.

Father and son Jamaal ‘Black Diamond’ Lloyd and Joey ‘Explosion’ Lloyd are also among the competitors who made it to the quarterfinals.

Elimination Results 

Random Order 

Comforter 

Joy 

Third Eye

Trilogy 

Mighty D

Danyan 

Royette

Vigilante

Chris B

Daddy Chess

Black Diamond 

Mighty Omee

White Fairy

Explosion

Shanice 

Reserves 

1. Luchious

2. Son of Saint

3. Neziah

4. Oracle 

5. Triumph

Quarter Finals is carded for January 21, 2023.

The defending monarch is Jude “Jay Dee” Delauney, who captured the title in 2020.

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