Terry Seales

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Once you discover the charismatic livewire known as Terry Seales, you can't help but wonder if whoever coined the phrase "the life of the party" was talking about him. A natural-born entertainer for as long as anyone can remember, Terry is known just as much for his hilarious antics and raucous sense of humour as he is for his hit songs, dynamic performances and striking vocal ability. Well-known in his homeland of Trinidad And Tobago and throughout the West Indian Soca music circuit as "the Original Spicy Crispy Winer Boy", Terry is easily one of the most animated characters on the Soca scene and continues to dazzle audiences throughout the Caribbean, North America and Europe with his amazing live shows, while performing hits like "Chutney Ragga Soca Madness" (aka "Doh Wine Up On Mih Nani"), "Rise Up" (on the Paradise Riddim), "Dip Down Low" (featuring Michelle Sylvester), "D' Waist" and "Hello". Terrence Seales grew up loving music and entertaining as a youth in St. Ann's, Trinidad but was always best known for being the class clown and fun person to hang out with. Eventually he and four other childhood friends formed the vocal quintet New Creation to enter the wildy popular "Party Time" talent show - a televised show that turned the youngsters into overnight heartthrobs and singing sensations in their homeland thanks to their brilliant accapella renditions of Boys II Men classics like "End Of The Road" and "So Hard To Say Goodbye To Yesterday". Thanks to his striking good

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