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ZJ Chrome, DJ Mario to inject musical vibes at Essynce Brunch
Social media influencer and entrepreneur Keticia Chatman, better known as TC, at the last staging of Essynce .
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Kevin Jackson  
May 24, 2025

ZJ Chrome, DJ Mario to inject musical vibes at Essynce Brunch

Essynce, the fashionable brunch, returns on June 8 at 34 Hope Road, dubbed The Fashion Hub.

The event will feature the musical stylings of the in-demand ZJ Chrome,
Fyah 105 FM’s DJ Mario, DJ Vinchi and the duo of Wayne Ed and Junior Killa.

According to Carlo Champino, a director of the event, patrons are in for a treat.

“Patrons can expect Essynce to bring the perfect mix of fashion, flavour, and vibes. We’re talking about elevated cabanas, premium food and drink, luxury styling moments, and, of course, an unbeatable atmosphere. It’s not just a brunch; it’s a full-on lifestyle experience. Come dressed, come bold, and come ready to indulge,” Champino told the
Jamaica Observer recently.

The event, which was first held a few years ago with 300 patrons, has grown to become one of the most anticipated brunches on the entertainment calendar.

Said Champino, “Essynce started as a stylish get-together for people who love fashion and great energy. Fast-forward to now, and it’s one of the most anticipated brunch events on the calendar. Every year we’ve levelled up more partnerships, more immersive experiences, more style. The production, the layout, the exclusivity, it’s all grown, but the core vibe has stayed true.”

Champino gave an insight into what patrons can expect.

“Let’s just say the vibes don’t miss. We’ve got a stacked line-up of DJs and Ruff House Sound — ready to keep the energy flowing all day. From surprise performances to photo-ready zones and fun touch points throughout the venue, it’s an experience from start to finish. It’s fashionably fun with a rhythm you can feel,” he said, while making note of the variety of food that will be available to patrons.

“We’re bringing serious flavour this year thanks to our amazing food partners CPJ Foods, Yah Suh Nice Bar & Grill, Portland’s Finest Seafood, Sora Cuisine, Timber Lounge, and Curbside Grill. They’re bringing a mix of gourmet, local, and international flair to the brunch experience. Whether you’re into seafood, grilled goodness, or elevated Jamaican favourites, we’ve got your cravings covered.”

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