As local culture continues to expand and the creative nature of T&T becomes more prevalent, Trini Jungle Juice is on location once again to keep its viewers up to de time. So we in St. James a.k.a."The City That Never Sleeps" at the night spot called Pablos. Arriving there at about 10 pm, we were most welcomed. It was early though, and on de inside crowd inflow had just begun to pick up. Well what better to do than to grab a couple of drinks and mingle. You know de drill!

Now folks, the main activity of the night was Chromatics CD Launch. Son of the soil Richard "Chromatics" Raj-Kumar and group member of the band Spotrushaz was here to formally release his new CD. On the scene since 1990, Chromatics is no stranger to the entertainment spotlight, having performed at numerous venues through out the Caribbean and England.

At 11:30 pm, host of the night Jus Jase kicked things off. Introducing Chromatics with back up singers Justin Cross and Crystal Haynes, he began to deliver some of his much anticipated new releases. Tracks such as "Pull It Up", "The Ballad", and "Clarity" were all performed. Collaborating with guest vocalist Sheldon Holder of 12, they both performed the track "Basement Party". As if that wasn't enough, guess what? ... the band Spotrushaz soon was on stage as well, giving an extra bonus performance to patrons.

At roughly quarter past one, the party fell back into the hands of DJs Ready Mix and Shot Masta. Surprisingly enough, behind the bar also proved to be a source of entertainment as well. The bartenders, both male and female began doing some creative antics which involved blowing fire from their mouth. The event was carded to close off at 2 pm, and it wasn't too long before, that most folks had begun departing. TJJ did likewise, but headed into the streets to do a little bar hopping. Hey we were in the city that never sleeps! This is D'Local Jungle Juice signing out.

For more info log onto: myspace.com/chromatics1 and myspace.com/spotrushaz