Soca artiste Young Lyrics releases new song, Fighter
Antiguan soca artist Young Lyrics is once again setting a positive tone for Antigua’s Carnival with his latest release, “Fighter.”
The up-tempo soca track, a collaborative effort between Young Lyrics and long-time collaborators Tadj Martin, Riddim Master, and Delmore Thomas, aims to uplift listeners and instill a message of resilience and determination.
The song reflects the artist’s personal struggles and journey, addressing themes of anxiety, personal growth, and the unexpected loss of a mentor.
Young Lyrics shared that the unwavering support of his team and loved ones helped him tap into his inner resilience, fight back against adversity, and demonstrate his determination to succeed.
“Fighter” is Young Lyrics’ second release for the carnival season, following “Miss Carnival,” which was released in March 2024.
Looking towards the upcoming carnival celebrations, Young Lyrics expressed excitement about connecting with audiences through the power of his music.
He aims to embody love and share upbeat energy with all who grace the audience during the upcoming stage shows.
This story was first published by Antigua News on May 22, 2024: antigua.news/2024/05/22/soca-artiste-young-lyrics-releases-new-song-fighter. © 2024 Antigua News. Republication without permission is not allowed.

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