EARLY TONIGHT local artistes got the crowd moving at the annual Digicel Reggae Beach Party.
Celebrating ten years, Stiffy, Porgie & Murda as well as Brutal Crank Star and Lady Essence were early favourites of a slowly building crowd.
An hour after its 3 p.m. start, numbers were still low at Brandon’s Beach.
Vendors sold food and water as the sun drove people to beat the heat.
The early numbers at that time allowed patrons to walk freely while the DJs played popular music.
Jamaican reggae artiste Mad Dawg came on stage at 6:15 p.m. followed by Raine Seville at 6:50 p.m.
They did their sets, paving the way for fellow Jamaicans, Lady Saw, I-Octane and headliner Aidonia who are still to hit the stage. (LW)
Reggae Party in full swing
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