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Synonymous with the roots-reggae movement that erupted in Jamaica during the late 1960s, Trench Town has opened its arms to gospel music in recent years.
On October 4, the community hosted Trench Town Psalms, a concert at Praise City International Transformation Centre. Singers Carlene Davis, Bovia and Sister Sandy, along with Poetess Erika, shared the stage with virtuoso musicians Jon Williams, David Rushton, and Kenroy Mullings.
According to lead organiser Fitzroy “Dave Prime Time” Green, their performances were healing for the soul.
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