Vibes master Beres Hammond, dancehall artiste I-Octane
and a rising star by the name of Daniel 'Brighter' Gordon created musical magic
at Christopher and Maria Gordon's wedding reception at the Tryall Club in
Hanover over the weekend.
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| I-Octane |
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| Beres Hammond |
Gordon, formerly of No-Maddz, also joined the amazingly
awesome concert, performing for his new bride, in what could easily assume the
position of being one of the most entertaining weddings this year.
Held at the stunning Stella by the Sea Villa, Beres
Hammond entered the stage at just about 10 p.m., and his one-hour set totally
mesmerised the intimate audience which waited anxiously for his arrival.
It was obvious that the party people who turned out for
the wedding were willing to watch their idol, transfixed on stage, not saying a
word, while his efficient backup singers, Deja and Dorette Wisdom, took charge.
However, the veteran crooner, who is as good as every dollar he charges,
serenaded the couple with one of his hit songs, She Loves Me Now.
When he pulled for popular personal anthems such as, Come
Back Home and belted the words, "I wish you would stay
longer," he never even needed to repeat the words, because it is an
undisputable fact that Beres Hammond fans will stay with him all night.
The words from one of his songs, 'Thought I Could Live
Without You', sounded almost like an inappropriate statement, as there was no
one at this wedding party that would go home without Hammond, even if it was
only the sound of his voice humming in their head.
A feel good jam session it was, to the extent that when
the vibes master pulled for songs like Double Trouble, and Pull Up The Vibes,
it was evident that he had only one care in the world, to satisfy the souls of
his audience.
I-Octane
Living up to expectations of being one of dancehall's
best, I-Octane brought a lot of energy and magnetism to the stage, choosing to
have a performance built on conversing with the audience. Decked out in
all-white, the artiste known for hits such as, Lose A Friend, Buss A Blank and
Party Turn Up, performed for a solid 60 minutes, dedicating some of his time to
mothers and women in the country.
Allowing young Daniel 'Brighter' Gordon, brother of the
groom to have his five minutes of fame on stage, the youngster with a voice of
gold, did not disappoint.
In fact, Brighter, brought immense excitement to the
event. His presentation was followed by the unorthodox and extremely talented
group that goes by the name NoMadz.
Christopher and Maria Gordon, tied the knot late last
year and shared the moment officially with friends on Saturday.
source: jamaica gleaner
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