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| I-OCTANE |
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| Romain Virgo |
Kingston, Jamaica - AS the curtains came down on the 13th staging
of the GT Taylor Boom Christmas Extravaganza at Independence Park in St
Elizabeth, closing act I-Octane proved the perfect balm for the chilly
conditions.
Buss a Blank, which sent the crowd into a
frenzy, was a sign of things to come as the deejay delivered a set worthy of
his name. He maintained the momentum with My Life, Bad Mind Dem A Pree and My
Story.
It was twice the fun when I-Octane called
Versatile on stage for their combination Anything We A Eat. The latter also
performed his song Nah Go Be Ungrateful.
Although there were other strong performances,
I-Octane's stood head and shoulders above the rest.
Singer Romain Virgo worked his heart out and
got fans blowing away on their vuvuzelas. Other commendable performances came
from Admiral Tibet, Jah Bouks, Ginjah, upcoming artiste I-Noah, Assassin,
Bounty Killer Sizzla and Chuck Fenda.
Louie Culture, after performing old favourites
such as Gangalee and Old Before Dem Young, had some economic advice for the
government.
"Jamaica borrow IMF (International
Monitory Fund) money, a we haffi pay that back. We have the highest grade
product that can help pay off the debt. Legalise the herb," he declared,
before going into his single of the same name.
St Mary 'brothers' Capleton and Ninjaman were
also winners, both spewing fiery lyrics. Always controversial, Ninjaman also
took on the role of adviser to Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller.
"Sista P, look how long mi hear 'bout
JEEP (Jamaica Emergency Employment Programme) an' all now mi caan even si di
tyre!" which triggered another round of blaring vuvuzelas.
The latest edition of Irie FM disc jockey G T
Taylor's show drew a solid turnout. Part proceeds will go to charities in St
Elizabeth.
— Cecelia Campbell-Livingston
.Source - jamaicaobserver.com
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