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Welcome to Koolout Radio - Live from New York - 2025 - Enjoy!

Welcome to Koolout Radio - Live from New York - 2025 - Enjoy!

Welcome to Koolout Radio - Live from New York - 2025 - Enjoy!

Welcome to Koolout Radio - Live from New York - 2025 - Enjoy!

Welcome to Koolout Radio - Live from New York - 2025 - Enjoy!

Welcome to Koolout Radio - Live from New York - 2025 - Enjoy!

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Protect the culture. Reggae, Soca, Calypso, Chuttney, music. Steel Pan and Carnival.

Machel Montano turns 50 at Kennedy Center New York.

Machel Montano turns 50 at the Kennedy Center with a black-tie birthday affair! Come celebrate this milestone with the “King of Soca” in an unforgettable night of music! 


Congratulations and Happy 50th Birthday. 

November 25, 2024 

Natural Black back with new Reggae Music for 2024.

Natural Black releases a new single "Through the Gate" putting himself back on the reggae scene after a short hiatus.
Natural Black (Mortimer Softley) is a Guyanese Reggae Singer with several albums and hit songs.
Through the Gatehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dABQUvZ9Fa8 

Our Favorite Memories in Pictures of Guyana. Land of many waters.

    One Love. One Music. Smile....

    Above are some popular Guyanese music artist. Try naming all.

    Bring back the Steel Pan/Bands for Brooklyn labor Day Parade

    History of the Steel Pan

    Steel drums, also known as pans, are the only family of chromatic, acoustic instruments invented in the twentieth century. They hail from Trinidad, and their fascinating history is inextricably linked to the culture and resiliency of the Trinidadian people. 


    Ellie Mannette, Winston “Spree” Simon, and Tony Williams are credited as pioneers of the steel drum, creating the 12 notes of the chromatic scale on a single pan. 


    The steel drums have continued to evolve to this day. They are now the national instrument of Trinidad and Tobago, having ascended from the most depressed areas of society to glamorous concert halls around the world. They truly are the voice of a diverse, multi-cultural people.

    Protect the culture, the steel pan, steel band and carnival.

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