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PHOTO: Signed and sealed

Monday, September 24, 2012



Lady Saw (right) signing her contract to perform on In2ition scheduled at Catherine Hall, Montego Bay, for October 27 while Ricky Chin, CEO of Ricardo Chin Production Services, looks on. The show — a soca and dancehalll event — will see the hosting two concerts in one venue on two separate stages.


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