Yǒlanda: Tobago’s Voice of Culture and Soul

From the tranquil hills of Glamorgan, Belle Garden on Tobago’s east side, a rising star is making waves across the Caribbean and beyond. Yǒlanda Job-Thomas, singer, entertainer, and cultural ambassador, embodies the rhythm, warmth, and authenticity of Trinidad and Tobago’s vibrant heritage.

Rooted in Culture, Driven by Passion

Yǒlanda’s journey began in a community rich with tradition and music, where the beat of the steelpan and the cadence of calypso shaped her earliest memories. It’s no surprise that her performances today carry that same essence, an intoxicating blend of island soul, cultural pride, and unfiltered emotion.

With a voice that transitions effortlessly from sultry to soaring, Yolanda has captivated audiences both at home and abroad. Her performances reflect the very heartbeat of Tobago: joyful, resilient, and deeply connected to its people.

A Dynamic Performer on the Rise

As a performer, Yǒlanda is more than just a vocalist; she’s a storyteller. Every note she sings is steeped in meaning, bridging the gap between traditional Caribbean sounds and modern global influences. Her artistry goes beyond entertainment; it’s a celebration of identity and heritage.

That passion has earned her growing recognition on the music scene. Known for her commanding stage presence and emotional depth, Yolanda has become one of the most promising voices representing Tobago’s next generation of cultural ambassadors.

‘Fumble’: A Defining Moment

Now, Yǒlanda steps into a new chapter with the release of “Fumble,” her latest single from veteran producer Samuel Archer’s highly anticipated Wuk Up Riddim series. The track, available on all major streaming platforms, showcases Yolanda’s vocal prowess and emotional range in a soulful, rhythmic blend that speaks of vulnerability and strength.

Co-written by Yolanda and Samuel Archer, “Fumble” is a reflection of real human experience—embracing both imperfection and perseverance. With production credits including Romano “OneDread” deSouza (recording engineer), Jon Evans (mix engineer), and Pierre “P-MiXX” Salandy (mastering engineer), the single is a polished yet heartfelt testament to Yolanda’s growth as an artist.

Championing Tobago’s Cultural Legacy

Beyond the music, Yǒlanda’s mission is clear: to uplift Tobago’s voice on the world stage. Through her performances and creative collaborations, she continues to showcase the island’s cultural richness, ensuring that its rhythms, stories, and traditions remain alive for future generations.

As she stands poised for international recognition, Yǒlanda Job-Thomas remains grounded in the same values that shaped her journey, community, culture, and authenticity. Her voice isn’t just her own; it’s Tobago’s, intense, soulful, and beautifully unforgettable.