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‘Lit: Same Flame’ aims to deliver
Lit promoters (from left) Zayne Hull, Okeen Blanford, Odean Bernard and Akeem Hines
Entertainment, Music
Kevin Jackson  
September 16, 2022

‘Lit: Same Flame’ aims to deliver

‘LIT: Same Flame’ is synonymous with great vibes and a top-notch party experience. The next in the series is scheduled for Park Boulevard’s rooftop car park in New Kingston on Saturday, October 8.

Zayne Hull, a director of Bonz Entertainment — promoters of the series — says patrons have gotten accustomed to a high-energy event and the forthcoming staging will continue to live up to expectations.

“Our patrons can expect a wholesome and great vibe and experience. This staging of Lit: Same Flame is expected to be our largest one yet, and without giving away too much we have a lot in store for our patrons,” Hull disclosed in an interview with the Jamaica Observer on Friday.

With a line-up of DJs who are sure to keep the musical flames burning, Lit: Same Flame will feature the musical juggling of Mandeville’s finest Ultimate Shane, DJ Mac and Baba, Bishop Escobar and Laing D and Fyah Man.

According to Hull, Lit: Same Flame has grown through the years.

“We have evolved drastically since our first staging. Our patronage has increased over 100 per cent and our target audience has expanded outside the Corporate Area. Our last staging was at the National Stadium in April, which definitely shows our progression over the years,” he said.

Hull continued, “We now have four main events. Lit Same Flame, Lit Chick Flick, After 8 (Lit Series) and Lit Brunch, which is new and will take place in December.”

Lit: Same Flame targets a mass demographic, including young professionals and college students.

“Our patrons love Lit as a brand. Every staging, the vibe is better and better and it has now become a staple for many. We have a track record, and our patrons always enjoy themselves as we get amazing feedback,” shared Hull.

Pondering the next move
Form fitting
A section of the crowd attending a previous staging of Lit: Same Flame.
Flashing a smile
Show me your motion
Putting their best legs forward
Dancing up a storm
Dropping legs to the beat!
Moving to the music
Gal pals share lens time at a previous staging of Lit.
Striking a pose at Lit
Friends hanging out at Lit.

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