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Bouyon vocalist · Triple Kay International member

Sweet Ticky

In 2000, when Kendel "Killa" Laurent founded Triple Kay International in Laudat, Sweet Ticky was one of the singers he picked. Twenty-five years later, he's still there — a voice that holds on stage, a memory that tells the story. When you try to understand the Dominican Bouyon trajectory between the WCK golden age and the 2020s platform recognition, he's the one you talk to. He knows the bands, the Carnival anthems, the transitions.

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Role
Bouyon vocalist · Triple Kay International member
Origin
Dominica
Period
2000-2026
Genres
Bouyon · Bouyon moderne
Territories
Dominica · Caribbean
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Why this profile matters

At the start, Sweet Ticky sings alongside Benji and Tazzy. Five years later, in 2005, the band explodes with "Sewo" and sweeps Band of the Year and Song of the Year at the Flamboyant Awards 2005 — the double trophy that installs Triple Kay as the major Bouyon institution of Dominica. But Sweet Ticky isn't just a stage voice. Caribbean press introduces him as the band's historian, the one who tells the story. In 2025, when Triple Kay celebrates 25 years, he's still there. Stage voice and the voice that passes things on, across the long run.

Verified timeline

  1. Joins Triple Kay International in the vocal core alongside Benji and Tazzy, as Kendel "Killa" Laurent founds the band.

  2. Triple Kay International wins Band of the Year and Song of the Year at the Flamboyant Awards 2005 with "Sewo", the band's signature anthem.

  3. Continuous live career with Triple Kay on the Dominica Carnival circuit. Sweet Ticky becomes a recurring voice on live hits and road march anthems.

  4. Triple Kay stays active on major Bouyon stages; Sweet Ticky maintains his role of vocalist-memory of the band.

  5. The Caribbean press celebrates 25 years of Triple Kay International; Sweet Ticky is cited as historian and recurring voice of the band's legacy.

Tracks / markers

2004-2005

Sewo

vocalist Triple Kay International

2000-2026

Triple Kay live circuit

vocalist, historical voice of the band

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Sweet Ticky from?

Sweet Ticky is from Dominica.

Sources

  1. Bouyon discographies — Triple Kay International, era Band moderne

    Internal documentation linking Sweet Ticky to Triple Kay within the vocal core and as the band's historian.

    https://tiitii-nba.com/bouyon/ch-03-l-arene/
  2. Soca News — Triple Kay International, 25 years of Bouyon legacy

    Source consolidating "Sewo" 2004-2005 as anthem, Band of the Year and Song of the Year at the Flamboyant Awards 2005.

    https://socanews.com/news/triple-kay-international-celebrating-25-years-of-bouyon-legacy/

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