Patrice Roberts x Madlypso – Trouble

Patrice Roberts and MadLypso team up on “Trouble, ” a fresh soca cut that arrives with the kind of sly, teasing energy Patrice has made her calling card. She has long been one of Trinidad and Tobago’s most familiar voices in the genre, a singer who can move from carnival-drive exuberance to softer, more personal delivery without losing that bright, commanding tone. Here she sounds fully in command, turning the title into a warning and a flirtation at the same time.

The production is credited to Johann Seaton, and the record lands in the same lane as the cleaner, polished, radio-ready soca he’s been attaching his name to in recent seasons. “Trouble” runs on a breezy groovy soca pulse, with a tight drum pattern, glossy synth movement and a hook built to stick after one pass. The mood is playful but controlled, the sort of track that wants hands in the air as much as it wants a knowing smile. Patrice rides the rhythm with an easy swing, keeping the vocal sharp and conversational.

MadLypso’s name sits beside Patrice’s on the release, and the pairing has already been heard before on the 2025 single “Rock So, ” also tied to Johann Seaton and issued under MadLypso. “Trouble” keeps that partnership moving forward with a current Carnival-season feel and enough melodic snap to make it an easy pick for fetes and playlists alike.