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**All music belongs to its rightful owners. Please support the artists by buying or streaming their music. Sponsored by: Ten To One Rum Presented by: @eatokratheapp EatOkra is the go-to app for discovering Black-owned food businesses, building community, and celebrating culture through food. Download EatOkra in your app store to discover over 20K Black-owned restaurants and food experiences. (https://www.eatokra.com/apps) Featured Restaurant: Sugar'd 2614 Newkirk Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11226 00:00 Intro 05:00 Course 1: Chicken Pelau 28:35 Course 2: Bake & Shark 53:50 Course 3: Curry Shrimp with Buss-up-shut 1:17:07 Course 4: Tobagon Fish Cakes Music Genre: oca, calypso, and the vibrant rhythms of Trinidad and Tobago, capturing the festive spirit of Brooklyn’s West Indian Day Parade DJ: Gab Soul @GabSoul_ #soca About Okra & Beats EP.3 Trinidad and Tobago Filmed at Sugar’d in Brooklyn during the vibrant West Indian Day Parade celebrations on Labor Day, this episode dives into the bold flavors and rich traditions of Trinidad and Tobago. From Chicken Pelau to Bake & Shark, Curry Shrimp with Buss-up-shut, and Tobagon Fish Cakes, the four-course menu reflects the heart of Caribbean street food and festive gatherings. Set against the backdrop of Brooklyn’s largest cultural parade, the experience comes alive with the energy of soca music—a soundtrack of joy, freedom, and movement. DJ Gab Soul (@GabSoul_) curates the soundscape, weaving together Southern classics, contemporary hip hop, and soul with the pulse of soca to capture the electric spirit of the parade. This episode is a true celebration of Trinidad and Tobago’s culinary heritage, Brooklyn’s West Indian community, and the way food, music, and culture unite people across the African diaspora. EatOkra App: Find Black-owned restaurants, recipes, and cultural stories—download the app now: https://www.eatokra.com/apps Join us here Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/eatokratheapp/?hl=en) TikTok (https://www.tiktok.com/@eatokratheapp) Credits Director: Templeton Wright @ForYouFromTemp About Okra & Beats A Journey Through Food, Music, and Culture of the African Diaspora and Caribbean, EatOkra is expanding its impact by launching a visually stunning and culturally rich YouTube series that celebrates the vibrant intersection of food, music, fashion, and culture from the African diaspora and the Caribbean. Each episode will explore a specific region, showcasing its culinary traditions, musical genres, and cultural heritage. This immersive experience will engage viewers by highlighting the chefs, DJs, fashion, and cultural stories that make each region unique. All materials presented on this channel are copyrighted by their respective copyright owners and are subject to use for informational purposes only. As a copyright owner, if you don't approve your music material to be presented on this channel or would like any additional info to be published, please contact me via my youtube channel and I'll remove it immediately.

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