professional debut in 2000, 3Suns, then known as Treason, w… Read Full Bio ↴Making their
professional debut in 2000, 3Suns, then known as Treason, was considered 'the new definition of soca'. Now, five years on, the trio, Ace, Menace and Crym, are that and much more. They are a combination of various music styles fused together,making a sound that is uniquely 3Suns.
Managed and produced by top producer Shoroc(Ken Holder)and his wife Rachel,the band splashed onto the scene with On de Promenade(Dah Ent Nuttin)in 2000.Then, in 2001,they proved that they were no ‘one hit wonder,’group with songs Kamasutra a Chutney-influenced song and War Amongst the Stars.
The year 2002 opened up 3Suns to a whole new world, with the release of their first album, Insanely Gifted. The album includes some of their previous hits, such as Wah Is Dah Won and Dah Is Nuttin. In 2003 their second album, Word on the Street, which contains hits like Carnival Darling, War Contract, By the Bar, Muddy Angels and Sincerely Boo, was chosen by the executives of VP Records for distribution. The success of We Eh Leaving, Living in the World, and Hot Girls, from their third album Definitely, cemented their place in the T&T music scene.
With their motto,'
'Keep it real', the group is currently working on their new album, as yet un-set to be released later in the year. It promises to showcase their maturity and to bring them across into the mainstream music industry. Collaborations can be expected with both Jamaican and American artists.
Producer Shoroc is quoted as saying that the upcoming album, "Takes all of 3Suns’ strengths from previous albums, and comments from their loyal fans, and places 3Suns on a level that is totally original and compatible with the universal expectations and standards."
Menace (Sherwin Jeremiah) is known for his aggressive and bold approach to his music, which creates a rough edge to a smooth package. He is the youngest member of this Sangre Grande band, and his signature call, "I'm a bad boy," says it all.
Crym - meaning crazy rhymer - (Olufemi Williams) adds a crazy vibe to the troublesome trio. He is the group's element of spontaneity, making it continuously wacky.
Ace (Damian Oliverie), the oldest band member, takes this business of group togetherness very seriously. He is known as the charmer: laid-back and and easy flowing; "Ace is always in place," they say.
Influences on the band include Machel Montano,Cro Cro, Bounty Killer and Busta Rhymes.
Today their ever popular songs for 2006 can be heard almost everywhere they are the slow loving song 'Do Wap' and the fast chick fighting song 'Run Dat'.
Apology
3suns Lyrics
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To everything you said
hoping you can forgive me
See those empty promises
We're only looking for a way out
When you chose to choose me
No I Couldn't really process
Don't talk over just listen
No I
Don't think that
we Could ever be the same
Even though the situations changed
Said we
Both
Tried to maintain
Educate and elevate our ways
(Don't you see)
I just want to try to make a mends
I just wanna make a stand ,.
Yh
Just a healthy
relationship
You're my grace and I'm saving it
Don't talk over just listen
In the opening lines of "Apology," the singer reflects on a journey of personal growth and understanding after wrestling with their actions and decisions. The phrase "Now that I've come around to everything you said" suggests a moment of enlightenment or realization, where the singer acknowledges the validity of the other person's feelings and words. There’s a sense of contrition as the singer expresses a desire for forgiveness, recognizing the weight of "empty promises" made in the past. This phrase encapsulates feelings of regret and disappointment; promises that were perhaps once perceived as meaningful have led to disillusionment. The singer’s introspective tone indicates an awareness of the hurt inflicted, urging a recognition that healing is contingent upon humility and accountability.
The next verse delves into the complexities of relationships, contemplating the struggle of duality experienced during critical moments. The lines "We're only looking for a way out" signal a mutual desire to escape from the burdens of misunderstandings and emotional turmoil. The relationship dynamic is further complicated by the idea that when the other person "chose to choose" the singer, it was not fully appreciated or comprehended. Here, the singer grapples with the realization that they struggled to process the other person's vulnerability during their "moment of need." This suggests that the singer may have been emotionally unavailable or oblivious at a crucial time, leading to feelings of guilt and confusion about their roles within the relationship.
As the lyrics progress, the singer articulates a desire for effective communication and a plea for the other person to “just listen.” This directive underscores the importance of truly hearing one another within a relationship, rather than engaging in conversations that become combative or dismissive. The internal recognition expressed—"No, I don't think that we could ever be the same"—acknowledges that the past has irrevocably altered their connection and self-awareness. However, the singer remains hopeful, asserting that they both "tried to maintain" the relationship and elevate its quality despite inherent challenges. This desire for growth suggests a commitment to learning from past mistakes with the aim of fostering a healthier partnership.
Ultimately, the refrain “I just want to try to make amends” encapsulates the core of the song’s message. Here, the singer expresses a sincere wish to restore the connection and repair the damage done. The line “Just a healthy relationship” emphasizes that the goal is not merely to return to the status quo, but to cultivate a bond characterized by mutual respect, understanding, and support. The concluding metaphor “You’re my grace and I'm saving it” poignantly illustrates the other person’s significance in the singer's life, elevating them to a near-sacred status. This culminates in a hopeful plea for reconciliation, acknowledging that while the past cannot be undone, there is potential for growth and healing if both parties commit to open dialogue and genuine effort. The insistence on listening rather than talking over one another serves as a poignant reminder of the foundational need for empathy in rebuilding trust and connection.
Line by Line Meaning
Now that I've come around
I have finally arrived at a point of understanding and reflection.
To everything you said
I have absorbed and acknowledged all your words and perspectives.
hoping you can forgive me
I am earnestly wishing for your ability to overlook my past mistakes.
See those empty promises
Recognize the unsustained commitments that have let you down.
We're only looking for a way out
We are desperately searching for an escape from our current situation.
When you chose to choose me
In the past, when you made the decision to be with me.
No I Couldn't really process
I was unable to fully comprehend or absorb what was happening.
In your moment of need
During the time when you required support the most.
Don't talk over just listen
Please refrain from interrupting and instead focus on truly hearing me.
No I
I must assert my position firmly.
Don't think that
Do not assume or believe something contrary to my feelings.
we Could ever be the same
It is unlikely that we will return to our former state of being.
Even though the situations changed
Despite the fact that circumstances have evolved over time.
Said we
We both acknowledged and recognized this reality.
Both
In unison, reflecting our shared experiences.
Tried to maintain
We both endeavored to keep our circumstances stable and intact.
Educate and elevate our ways
We sought to learn from our experiences and improve ourselves.
(Don't you see)
Can you not recognize the truth in my words?
I just want to try to make a mends
I genuinely wish to repair and reconcile our relationship.
I just wanna make a stand ,.
I desire to assert my position and commitment to change.
Yh
Yes, affirming my determination.
Just a healthy
I am aiming for a relationship that is constructive and positive.
relationship
A bond that is founded on mutual respect and understanding.
You're my grace and I'm saving it
You are a source of beauty and kindness in my life, and I am cherishing that.
Don't talk over just listen
Once again, I urge you to allow me to express myself without interruption.
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