General Hospital Star Tabyana Ali Releases “PRAY” on Streaming
- Je-Ree

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Trina Robinson’s music is officially making its way out of Port Charles and onto fans’ playlists.
General Hospital star Tabyana Ali, who has played Trina Robinson since 2022, announced Wednesday that “PRAY” is now streaming on all platforms. The song will already be familiar to viewers of the ABC soap, where Ali has performed it as Trina during the character’s recent venture into music.
Now fans can listen to it without having to wait for another episode of General Hospital.
Ali shared the news on Instagram alongside artwork for the release, writing that “PRAY” was officially available to stream. She also revealed an especially personal connection to the track: the “PRAY” poem was written by Ali herself.
That detail makes the release even more interesting for longtime General Hospital viewers. While Trina’s musical journey is unfolding onscreen, Ali is bringing some of her own creativity into the material and now taking the music beyond the fictional world of Port Charles.
And “PRAY” apparently isn’t stopping with its streaming debut. Ali also revealed that a music video is coming soon, although she did not announce a release date. She thanked the team that helped bring the project together, calling herself grateful for everyone involved.
The release comes as General Hospital has increasingly showcased Ali’s musical talents through Trina. It’s been an unexpected new layer for a character fans have watched grow and change considerably over the years, and now viewers get to experience part of that storyline away from the soap.
There’s also something pretty fun about watching a song exist within the world of a soap opera and then suddenly being able to pull it up on your own playlist. Trina Robinson may be the one singing on General Hospital, but “PRAY” gives Tabyana Ali the opportunity to put her own name and some of her own writing behind the music.
“PRAY” by Tabyana Ali is now streaming on all platforms, with a music video on the way.




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