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Anslem Douglas is a Trinidadian-Canadian musical artist renowned for his deep connection to the Caribbean music scene and his influential contributions to the global music landscape. Most famously known for penning the Grammy Award-winning hit "Who Let the Dogs Out," Anslem has made his mark not just with unforgettable melodies but with lyrics that resonate across cultures and generations.

 

With roots deeply embedded in soca, calypso, and Caribbean rhythms, Anslem’s music extends beyond infectious beats. His latest single, "We Nice," is a celebration of positivity and mental well-being, reminding audiences of the importance of being in a good mental space with oneself and friends. With its uplifting message, the song reflects Anslem’s enduring commitment to creating music that connects, inspires, and uplifts communities, especially those within the Caribbean diaspora.

 

In addition to his music, Anslem hosts Coffee Talk, an online show where he not only reflects on his storied career and contributions to music but also offers a glimpse into his current projects and future ambitions. The latest season of Coffee Talk is a platform for fans to learn about his ongoing work, including his new music and ventures beyond the stage.

 

Anslem is also an accomplished author with his children's book The Adventures of Spin and Scratch, among others. The book follows two teenagers, Spin and Scratch, as they are uprooted from New York City and relocated to Trinidad, where they navigate the challenges of adjusting to a new environment and culture. The story offers adventure, growth, and life lessons for young readers.

 

Anslem Douglas stands as a musical icon, an ambassador for Caribbean artistry, and a storyteller whose songs and words continue to inspire joy and reflection worldwide.

GRAMMY Award-Winning Song Writer and Black Canadian Award winner

Penned the popular hits "Who Let The Dogs Out," "Stick Fight," "Too Sweet" and more...
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