Saturday Night at the Fight
Soca VS Dancehall director Kervin Santokie (centre) with deejaysSmoke (left) of Renaissance Disco, and the billed Lantern MD.(PHOTOS: RORY DALEY
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March 29, 2015

Saturday Night at the Fight

Accompanied by a backing band of diverse business interests, namely Digicel, Caribbean Producers Jamaica, CENITECH Engineering Solutions, Clearsound Production Services, and Supreme Outdoor Advertising, genre prizefighters and friendly rivals, soca and dancehall, entered the ring yet again under the auspices of the impresario tetrad of Mark McDonald, Clava Mantock, Kervin Santokie, and Akil Strachan, two Saturdays ago.

Cooler- and bucket-bearing revellers invaded the lush Hope Botanical Gardens to witness the inevitable title-tie of the duelling duo via the expert turntable skills of Lantern MD, Richie RAS, and the visiting Trinbagonian Private Ryan.

Saturday Social sounds the opening bell on the latest edition of the Soca VS Dancehall party series!

 

 

 

The crowd
University of the West Indies,Mona, medical students OpheliaBrumant and Phillip Coombs.
(L) Machel Erskine with arttherapist and photographerLesli-Ann Belnavis.(R) Model Gabrielle Davis (left) andfashion designer James Black.
(L) National Commercial BankProduct Analyst Lemar Edwards(left) and Customs OfficerMichael Shaw(R) Siblings Simon Levy, graphicdesigner, and Jillian Levy,marketing assistant atCaribbean Producers Jamaica

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