Fay-Ann Lyons is a Trinidadian soca artist from Point Fortin, Trinidad and Tobago. Renowned as the “Viking Queen” of Soca music, she hails from a musical family, with her father being a prominent musician and her mother a music educator. Fay-Ann’s early exposure to music laid the foundation for her eventual rise to stardom.
Fay-Ann Lyons made her mark in the soca scene with her powerful vocals, dynamic stage presence, and captivating performances. She gained widespread recognition and respect for her contributions to the genre, known for infusing traditional soca rhythms with modern elements.
In 2009, Fay-Ann Lyons achieved a historic feat by becoming the first woman to win the International Soca Monarch title, a significant milestone in the male-dominated soca arena. Her breakthrough hit “Meet Super Blue” and subsequent releases like “Heavy T Bumpa” and “Miss Behave” solidified her position as a soca powerhouse. Beyond her solo career, she has collaborated with other soca and dancehall artists, contributing to the genre’s global appeal.
Fay-Ann Lyons is not only celebrated for her musical prowess but also for her resilience and trailblazing spirit in challenging gender norms within the soca industry. As a dynamic performer, songwriter, and cultural ambassador, Fay-Ann Lyons continues to make an indelible mark on the vibrant landscape of Caribbean music.