Trinidad and Tobago-based artist Zebulun (born Marcus McIntosh) has announced groundbreaking partnerships that position him for international music stardom. The singer recently secured a multi-project distribution agreement with Jay-Z’s ROC Nation alongside an exclusive streaming arrangement with emerging platform Coda Music.
The strategic alliance encompasses three full-length albums, five singles, and five music videos through ROC Nation Distribution, ensuring global reach for his forthcoming work. Simultaneously, Zebulun becomes the first Caribbean artist to join Coda Music’s streaming platform, which boasts a catalog of over 130 million tracks and emphasizes human-curated content over algorithm-driven recommendations.
This dual partnership represents a significant milestone for Caribbean music representation. “These powerful partnerships took place from Trinidad and Tobago,” Zebulun emphasized. “It was important for me to see things through from our shores to show the youth here that they can make it too.”
The artist’s company, Bella Music, co-founded with a close associate, now plans to leverage this success to promote other Trinidadian talents globally. His recently released single, produced by Jamaican dancehall specialist Wizical (known for work with Skillibeng), is already available across major platforms including Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Music.
Zebulun has outlined ambitious promotional campaigns across North America, the United Kingdom, and Africa commencing March 2026. Despite international ambitions, the artist remains committed to his roots, promising to hold his album release party in Trinidad. “I’m building legacy,” he stated, “and I’m doing it in my own lane.”