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Trish Indi pushes Self Belief
Trish Indi .
Entertainment, Music
August 5, 2026

Trish Indi pushes Self Belief

Emerging recording artiste Trish Indi is encouraging listeners to embrace confidence, resilience, and self-worth with her latest single, Self Belief, released on Di Regulator rhythm by Junavill Records.

Born Trishanna Sinclair, Trish Indi hails from Colonel’s Ridge, Clarendon, and has been surrounded by music from an early age.

Her journey began with singing in church and participating in school choirs, while the work of established female reggae artistes, including Etana, Alaine, and Queen Ifrica, helped inspire her to pursue music professionally.

The singer describes her collaboration with Junavill Records as a transformative experience that has helped shape her development as an artiste.

“Knowing that I have someone who has my back and has been paving the way for me, as an upcoming artiste, means a lot. Junavill has given me the opportunity to work with other artistes and learn from them while developing into the artiste I intend to be. He has taught me to believe in myself regardless of any obstacles that I may face,” she said.

The message of Self Belief has also struck a chord with listeners, with Trish Indi receiving encouraging feedback.

“Even at school, the kids are so proud of me, as their teacher, and the feedback from others on social media has been so wonderful,” she said.

The artiste is already looking ahead, with plans for additional music as she works towards an upcoming EP and a full-length album.

Her ambitions also include collaborating with veteran reggae artiste Chuck Fenda, who she says has shown strong support for her latest release.

“Within the next five years I see myself working on various albums, touring the world, and becoming a Grammy Award winner,” she shared.

With Self Belief now available to listeners, Trish Indi hopes her music will continue to inspire audiences to recognise their own worth, push through challenges. and pursue their dreams with confidence.

 

— Kediesha Perry

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