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Bunji Garlin and GB Nutron to ignite Xodus Wet Music Festival
Bunji Garlin Photo: Karl McLarty)
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BY KEVIN JACKSON Observer Writer  
August 29, 2025

Bunji Garlin and GB Nutron to ignite Xodus Wet Music Festival

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Hit-makers Bunji Garlin and GB Nutron will bring their brand of soca energy and vibes to the staging of the Xodus Wet Music Festival, which is scheduled for Saturday, October 4 at the Kingston Waterfront.

According to Festival Director, Carlos Phillpotts, “Xodus Wet isn’t just a music festival, it’s a full-blown sensory escape. We’re blending top-tier performances, water-infused vibes, and immersive experiences to create something unforgettable. This year, we’re pushing the boundaries even further. Expect the unexpected.”

This highly anticipated jouvert-style event promises an unforgettable morning filled with vibes, rhythm and revelry. Patrons can look forward to a vibrant spectacle of paint, powder, water, and foam, creating a scene as breathtaking as the Kingston sunrise.

Xodus Wet is also cooler-friendly, offering attendees the freedom to enjoy their preferred beverages.

Aside from the headliners, the musical vibrations will be assisted by a stellar lineup of international and local disc jocks bringing nonstop hype with soca, dancehall and other genres to fuel fete vibes.

The lineup includes Jus Jay from Barbados, Major Penny fresh out of Trinidad, United States-based DJs Nocturnal Sound & Tony X, and Zess, Rico the DJ, Franco, and Brush 1 representing Jamaica.

“Xodus Wet is where music, culture and freedom collide. We’re giving our patrons more than just a show, we’re delivering a movement, a moment and a memory. Patrons just need to bring their coolers, bring their crews and come ready to get WET. They can also be prepared to enjoy some great offerings from our sponsors Wata, KFC and Chas E Ramson,” Phillpotts told Observer Online.

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