ROCKY
Soca Music Ambassador

The fires of experience can refine and shape any artiste into an entertainer - but everyone wants to be a star. How many have the power? Raw skill and drive are worth more than gold and last as long as diamonds. George "Rocky" Clarke just happens to wear these qualities on his sleeves.

Hailing from the twin island Republic of Trinidad & Tobago and flying the West Indian flag high, Rocky is at the forefront of artistes whose mission it is to place soca music on the world map. Soca is on the rise and collaborations between well known Hip-Hop and soca artistes have proven crossover appeal.

But being a fad, music of the time is just not enough for artistes like Rocky. Soca is one of those pieces to the puzzle of the world of music. It is similar to no other but fits perfectly in the space of urban sound. With this knowledge in hand, Rocky has taken charge of his position in the industry, launching himself forward with a fused R&B style and sultry voice sure to captivate new audiences while continuously pleasing his loyal fans.

His high-energy performances have taken him around the world commanding the attention of the most unlikely audiences. When this Trini man says he has rocked royalty he means that in every sense.

As a front-line singer with the band "Caribbean Pulse" he was the musical guest of the Royal family of Malaysia and Brunei. It is not an idle boast when Rocky says his songs have gone international. Hits such as "Look Meh In Meh Eye", "On D Road" and "Soca Thugz" have been well received in West Indian hot spots like New York and Miami."Carnival Is Bacchanal," a sure theme song for the free-spirited celebrations of the Caribbean, can make even the most virgin ear tingle with lusty sensations.