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Wednesday, June 25, 2014

Aidonia thrills Chug it Crowd


Scenes from Rumbar Chug It at Sugarman’s Beach in Hellshire last Sunday. – anthony Minott photos

Girls screaming and ‘getting on bad’ were some of the scenes that characterised another high-tempo performance by dancehall artiste, Aidonia, during the popular Rumbar Chug It party held at the Sugarman’s Beach in Hellshire, Portmore, last Sunday.

He came on stage with the hit single Run Road with his prot?g? Deablo joining him in pelting lyrics from the tune.

When the JOP boss drew the tune, Don Deh Yah, he received a huge forward and a female patron barged on stage to ‘dash it out’ in front of the artiste.

The artiste also sang the praise of the weed with “High Up Deh’(Lala Land) and showed his lyrical ability in his tribute to the various artistes that set the foundation in the dancehall with ’80s dancehall style.

Apart from the live performances, the crowd was also entertained by the Turbo girls, with their acrobatic moves, and the Rumbar Vodka Flex Week girls with their sexy gyrations.

The musical presentation included ZJ Ice from Zip FM, Ikel Marvlus and Flabba Dabba.






Scenes from Rumbar Chug It at Sugarman’s Beach in Hellshire last Sunday. – anthony Minott photos


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Aidonia thrills Chug it Crowd

Saturday, July 27, 2013

Barrington Levy thrills Sumfest International night

Entertainment

Barrington LevySaturday, July 27, 2013 | 1:15 AM

MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica — Veteran reggae artiste Barrington Levy had almost everyone in a sing-a-along as Sumfest International night unfolded inside the Catherine Hall Complex in Montego Bay Friday.The entertainer delivered an energy-filled set lasting approximately an hour highlighting the second night of the world-renown Reggae Sumfest stage show.Backed by a California based band Levy churned out well rehearsed notes in a catalogue of hit songs including ‘Under Mi Sensi’, ‘Murderer’, Living Dangerously (a collaboration with Bounty Killer) and ‘What kinda World’.This is the singer’s first performance in Jamaica for a few years. Earlier in the night, Droop Lion, Nature and Sophia Squire also delivered tight sets.-Simone Morgan.

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Barrington Levy thrills Sumfest International night