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Kerwin Du Bois’ lyrical contribution to the OSAKA Riddim was a philosophical masterpiece, radiating strength and inspiring positive thought.

kerwin Du Bois

 

Kerwin's artistry often emerges like a soca stealth force, quietly making his presence known in the weeks leading up to Carnival... typically three to four weeks before... booked and fully prepared to perform (ready to perform 🔊 ready to perform🔊)  . The playful yet profound line, “I might not be right for you, but I am right for somebody,” carries a universal truth, resonating deeply with listeners. These lyrics transcend the moment, speaking to shared human experiences and affirming the power of soca music to unite and inspire.