If I were to share what I think about the steel pan it would be that it is an instrument that is created through fire and sweat by a Caribbean man so that he can selflessly pour his purity into the hearts of the rest of the world.
Ever since Bishops’ High School days I can recall the smile on Ephraim’s face whenever he played. It was the kind of smile that a person wears when their soul is dancing in the gleeful realisation of purpose and passion. I know now that he was doing what he truly loved since then.
That was some twenty years ago, when I started high school and today I am not at all surprised to see that Ephraim’s love for the steel pan has matured into finding like-minded enthusiasts and creating RythmTrail.
I wish the band great success and I am unreservedly confident that its performance shall follow closely the discipline, commitment and zeal that its members have so displayed in their lives so far.
Godspeed.