Patrice Roberts

Patrice Roberts is a leading soca artist from Trinidad and Tobago, known for her powerful vocals and dynamic stage presence. She has been performing across the Caribbean, North and South America, and Europe for over a decade, bringing high-energy soca performances to international audiences.

Her career began in 2005, when she first rose to prominence through a collaboration with Bunji Garlin, quickly establishing herself as one of soca’s standout voices. She went on to become a frontline vocalist with the internationally recognized band formerly known as Xtatik, now The HD Family, performing alongside some of the genre’s biggest names.

A versatile performer, Patrice blends soca with influences of reggae, dancehall, and pop, delivering a sound that connects widely while staying rooted in Caribbean culture. She has achieved major milestones including becoming the youngest female Road March winner for her collaboration with Machel Montano on “Band Of The Year”.

Known for hit songs such as “Mind My Business,” “Rock So,” “A Little Wine,” “Big Girl Now,” and “Sweet Fuh Days,” Patrice continues to be a driving force in soca music, celebrated for her energy, authenticity, and consistent ability to move crowds worldwide.