ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Rochelle randomly met a Japanese DJ over Carnival and convinced him to come on the show. We talk to DjDaiky about how he got into Caribbean music, his first experience of Carnival and the development of Trini culture in other countries. Sometimes Caribbean people forget that our positive energy and vibe is so good it could package and sell in foreign.
Photo Credit: https://www.facebook.com/DJDAIKYLS
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