Ms. Triniti

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Ms. Triniti
Birth nameJeanette-Triniti Marilyn Bhaguandas
Also known asTriniti Bhaguandas
Born (1978-03-06) March 6, 1978 (age 46)
OriginEnglandTrinidad
United States
Genres Dancehall, Reggae, Soca fusion, Pop
Occupation(s)Recording artist, vocalist, songwriter
Instrument(s)Singer-songwriter, dancer
Years active2003–present
Labels Sony/Columbia (2003–2004)Universal Music Japan
Nicetunes UK (2005)
Unseen Lab (2004–present)
EMI Japan (2005–2008)
Universal Music Canada (2009–present)Get Up Concertii Italy (2010–present)
Sony/ATV Music Publishing (2010–present)
Website mstrinitimusic.com

Jeanette-Triniti Marilyn Bhaguandas (born March 6, 1978), better known by her stage name Ms. Triniti, is a Soca - Ragga - fusion singer-songwriter who mixes the Soca, dancehall, reggae and pop genres.

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She is an independent artist, though has had two Top 20 Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop sales singles, two Top 5 singles in Jamaica, two of which reached number 1, as well as four studio albums on EMI/Japan to date.

Early life

Bhaguandas was born in London, England, to an Indian Trinidadian father and an American mother. She spent her childhood years mostly in England, but traveling back and forth between Trinidad. She currently resides in Los Angeles. Her family name is Paguandas but was later changed to Bhaguandas by her father.

Career

Ms. Triniti was signed to Sony/Columbia Records in 2003, but the album was never released. The recorded single became an underground hit in Japan and was followed with the album Ragga Hop [1] which spent four weeks at number 1 on the HMV Reggae album charts. Soca Ragga Hop was later released on EMI/Japan in 2005. [2] The album peaked at 39 on the Japanese Oricon Chart. Ms. Triniti was also signed to Sony Publishing Japan. Her second single, "Bongce Along" feat. E-Dee, produced by Qmillion, became a number 5 hit on Jamaica's Top 30 Singles chart in 2007, reached top 20 Billboard R&B/Hip Hop Sales Chart [3] and earned her the Nomination for "Best New Artist" at Jamaica's EME awards. She has performed all over the world, including Germany, Italy, Ghana, Jamaica, Tanzania, Rwanda, Switzerland, Canada, Trinidad and Japan, has toured with Sean Paul, opened for Ja Rule, Fat Joe, Lil Wayne, Ludacris, T-Pain, Omarion and Beenie Man. Ms. Triniti collaborations include, "Lockdown" featuring Vybz Kartel which reached number 7 on Jamaica's Top 30 singles chart. [4] "Burnin Burnin" feat Beenie Man, which spent two weeks at number 1 on Jamaica's Video charts (December 2008), [5] and became her first number-one song on Jamaica's Top 30 Dancehall Singles Chart. [6] Recently Ms Triniti hit number 1 again in Jamaica with her hit "If I was ur Girl". The song spent two weeks on the Dancehall Top 25, [6] Hype TV's Top 10 video chart and Reggae Video Alley Top 10. Other collaborations include "Love It Like That" with Cham on his Ghetto Story album in 2006, "Never gonna Know" feat Da'ville and "1000 Lifetimes" with Beenie Man, 2008.

Ms Triniti has released five studio albums in Japan on EMI Records, Universal Records and Nippon Crown Records. [7]

Ms. Triniti's music has been featured in numerous movies and TV shows, including: The Layover , [8] Big Momma's House [9] Kidnapped , [10] Yellow , [11] Zoom , [12] featuring "Big Ups"; Two for the Money , [13] featuring "Big Ups"; Like Mike II featuring "Dangerous"; The Boys & Girls Guide to Getting Down , [14] featuring "Big Ups" and "Na ga Hold us Back"; Nadine in Dateland, [15] featuring "Big Ups"; Yellow, [16] featuring "Bongce Along"; Center Stage Two, [17] featuring "Wi Burnin" and "Technique"; Khloe and Khourtney Take Miami, feat "Burnin Burnin" and "If I was ur Girl"; Keeping Up with the Kardashians , featuring "You're the Bomb" by DNC featuring Ms. Triniti; DollHouse ; [18] Canada's Next Top Model . [19]

Discography

Albums

Singles

Videos

Filmography

Film
YearFilmRoleNotes
2010Six Days in Paradise [20] Soprano Vocalist (in Miata)Film Debut
2011 Out the Gate [21] Herself

Awards

Won

Nominations

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