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Published:Sunday | November 6, 2022 | 12:09 AM
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Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport Olivia Babsy Grange was all smiles as she posed for a photo op with Tarrus Riley. The launch of Intimate took place at the ROK Hotel in downtown Kingston under starry skies and with lots of good vibes.
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Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport Olivia Babsy Grange was all smiles as she posed for a photo op with Tarrus Riley. The launch of Intimate took place at the ROK Hotel in downtown Kingston under starry skies and with lots of good vibes.
Media personality, Jennifer ‘Jenny Jenny’ Smalls (centre), ensured Red Stripe’s Junior Brand Manager, Arnaldo Martin (left), and Red Stripe’s Head of Commercial, Sean Wallace, had the brightest smiles for their photo op.
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Media personality, Jennifer ‘Jenny Jenny’ Smalls (centre), ensured Red Stripe’s Junior Brand Manager, Arnaldo Martin (left), and Red Stripe’s Head of Commercial, Sean Wallace, had the brightest smiles for their photo op.
Booking agent and road manager, Ariel McFarlane, could not miss the opportunity to show support for the two legends in music. She wore an eye-catching black outfit that turned head as she made her way through the event.
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Booking agent and road manager, Ariel McFarlane, could not miss the opportunity to show support for the two legends in music. She wore an eye-catching black outfit that turned head as she made her way through the event.
The team from Overjam Reggae Festival in Slovenia, (from left): Alan Curtis; Andrej Tezak Tesky, chief executive officer; Maja Monrue; Teresa Fontanelli, Iago di Vinas, and Marco Manganiello, were delighted to join in the occasion on Thursday night and sho
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The team from Overjam Reggae Festival in Slovenia, (from left): Alan Curtis; Andrej Tezak Tesky, chief executive officer; Maja Monrue; Teresa Fontanelli, Iago di Vinas, and Marco Manganiello, were delighted to join in the occasion on Thursday night and showed their love and appreciation for Jamaican music.
Miss Jamaica World hopeful, Shanique Singh, represented in fine style and grace.
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Miss Jamaica World hopeful, Shanique Singh, represented in fine style and grace.
From left: Tammi Chang, Ryan Bailey and Carleene Samuels were all about the good vibes as they laughed and enjoyed the short but sweet launch. The Intimate Jamaica Concert is scheduled for Grizzly’s Plantation Cove on New Year’s Day.
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From left: Tammi Chang, Ryan Bailey and Carleene Samuels were all about the good vibes as they laughed and enjoyed the short but sweet launch. The Intimate Jamaica Concert is scheduled for Grizzly’s Plantation Cove on New Year’s Day.
Denise Mac took the occasion as the perfect opportunity to show up and show out.
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Denise Mac took the occasion as the perfect opportunity to show up and show out.
Buju Banton (right), and his mentee and long-time friend Mitch, displayed brotherly love at the launch of the Intimate Jamaica Concert. Mitch, who has been a part of the music industry since the ‘90’s is currently signed to the Gargamel Music Label. He
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Buju Banton (right), and his mentee and long-time friend Mitch, displayed brotherly love at the launch of the Intimate Jamaica Concert. Mitch, who has been a part of the music industry since the ‘90’s is currently signed to the Gargamel Music Label. He is scheduled to perform at the highly anticipated event.
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The poolside of the ROK Hotel Kingston was the perfect location to launch what is shaping up to be a historical event. The Intimate Jamaica Concert, scheduled for Grizzly’s Plantation Cove in St Ann, will see veterans Buju Banton and Beres Hammond coming together to thrill audiences with a one-of-a-kind musical presentation. The small affair held on Thursday evening saw several popular faces from the entertainment industry showing love and support for two members of the fraternity who have contributed immensely to Jamaican music. Though Hammond was unavoidably absent from the launch, Banton’s energy and charismatic personality made up for that, and his presence radiated through the crowd. To top it all off, the drinks and food made it an even more superb experience. If the launch were any indication of the organisation and quality that is to be expected on New Year’s Day, then patrons are in for a good time.