THE TENTH EDITION of Digicel Reggae on the Hill got off to a strong start.
By 3:30, the Bajan contingent had already graced the stage.
Faith Callender was the first to perform out of the talented lineup which also included big crowd favourites LRG, Fantom Dundeal, Empress Roli and young Amber Orano.
Bugle was the first of the Jamaican headliners on stage just before 4.
But it was The Voice the crowd was waiting for. And Tessanne Chin did not disappoint her audience.
She gave a mix of originals, including Hideaway as well as a soulful cover of Redemption Song. The large crowd swayed and sang along during the half-hour set. (LW)
Sweet reggae on the Hill
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