#ReggaeSumfest2016: D-Medz gives early spark on Reggae Night
D-Medz (Photo: Philip Lemonte)
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July 22, 2016

#ReggaeSumfest2016: D-Medz gives early spark on Reggae Night

MONTEGO BAY, St James — D-Medz provided an early spark during his debut on the Reggae Sumfest stage earlier on Reggae Night now underway here at the Catherine Hall Entertainment Complex.

Backed by the Warrior Love Band, the Clarendon native’s deliveries of Youths Them a Champion, Rebel Soldier and Don’t Follow Bad Company were well received.

Acts to come later include, heavyweights such as Luciano, Super Cat, Sanchez, Taurus Riley, Christopher Martin among others.

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