Embark Caribbean Gospel Voice 2024 Winner Peetron Thomas Expands Global Reach with UK Promotion Deal
Gospel music is crossing borders once again, and this time it’s the powerful sound of Peetron Thomas, the Embark Caribbean Gospel Voice 2024 Winner, making waves across the United Kingdom.
The Antiguan-born humanitarian singer and author’s music is now officially streaming and being promoted in London and across England through a strategic collaboration with Shoggz PR, under the influential umbrella of Embark Nation.
This milestone marks a significant step in Peetron’s mission to inspire and uplift through gospel music, as his message of hope, resilience, and faith continues to resonate with audiences far beyond the Caribbean.
“Woop woop! My music is now being promoted in London and England. Thank you, Jesus,” Peetron shared joyfully on social media, using the hashtag #Global to celebrate the expansion.
The partnership with Shoggz PR—one of the UK’s noted music promotion agencies known for spotlighting rising gospel and inspirational talents—signals a new chapter for the dynamic performer, whose voice has been touching hearts since clinching the top spot in the 2024 competition.
As Peetron’s songs continue to reach new ears, fans and supporters can expect further international opportunities and collaborations, cementing his status as a rising global voice in the world of gospel.
This story was first published by Antigua News on May 19, 2025: antigua.news/2025/05/19/embark-caribbean-gospel-voice-2024-winner-peetron-thomas-expands-global-reach-with-uk-promotion-deal. © 2025 Antigua News. Republication without permission is not allowed.
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