Redemption All White (Dancehall Edition) Review
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By Sarita aka Empress Esi
Published on 15-May-10
One Redemption goer did comment that the previous shows were 'more culture'. This may just be a result of the evolution of reggae and dancehall music over the years as well as differing tastes of fans but I will leave that up to your judgement. Overall, Redemption-Dancehall edition was a success and ...
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The venue was packed to capacity with attendees maintaining the All white dress code.The outfits did not fail to entertain. The men looked quite smart in their white shirts, pants and square fronts and as usual the ladies were dressed to impress. The wide array of fashion included jaw dropping outfits intended to tantalize as well as amaze.
The conscious vibes of Buju Banton, Bob Marley and other reggae greats filled the atmosphere. Lighters in the air, fingers snapping, dreads shaking.
The voice of Busy Signal, Jamaican dancehall sensation boomed through the sound system as he 'stepped out' in his red and white attire. Busy's performance spanned the spectrum of his repertoire taking the fans back with tracks such as 'Unknown Number' and 'Step Out' and bringing them up to the time with more mellow singles such as 'One More Night'.
One Redemption goer did comment that the previous shows were 'more culture'. This may just be a result of the evolution of reggae and dancehall music over the years as well as differing tastes of fans but I will leave that up to your judgement. Overall, Redemption 'Dancehall Edition' was a success and I'm definitely looking forward to the next one!
Look out for more from Empress Esi! Till next time, be safe and enjoy yourself!
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The venue was packed to capacity with attendees maintaining the All white dress code.The outfits did not fail to entertain. The men looked quite smart in their white shirts, pants and square fronts and as usual the ladies were dressed to impress. The wide array of fashion included jaw dropping outfits intended to tantalize as well as amaze. The conscious vibes of Buju Banton, Bob Marley and other reggae greats filled the atmosphere. Lighters in the air, fingers snapping, dreads shaking.
The voice of Busy Signal, Jamaican dancehall sensation boomed through the sound system as he 'stepped out' in his red and white attire. Busy's performance spanned the spectrum of his repertoire taking the fans back with tracks such as 'Unknown Number' and 'Step Out' and bringing them up to the time with more mellow singles such as 'One More Night'.
One Redemption goer did comment that the previous shows were 'more culture'. This may just be a result of the evolution of reggae and dancehall music over the years as well as differing tastes of fans but I will leave that up to your judgement. Overall, Redemption 'Dancehall Edition' was a success and I'm definitely looking forward to the next one!
Look out for more from Empress Esi! Till next time, be safe and enjoy yourself!
Did we forget anything? Add your 2 cents below...
>> View Redemption Redemption All White (Dancehall Edition) Gallery