Barbadian singer Trinity Clarke is taking her music career to the next level.
Since enrolling in the Music Conservatory programme at private boarding school Montverde Academy in the United States, she says she has developed more in her field.
Opportunities were also presented for the songbird to showcase her talent.
While appearing on CBC TV8’s Mornin’ Barbados, Trinity, who also loves writing, revealed she’s recording for the upcoming Crop Over Festival.
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