Sounds of the 90s were never as musically entertaining as it was at the Dream Weekend Yush beach party at Margaritaville in Negril over Emancipation weekend.
As one of the signature events of Dream Weekend the mega beach party was a haven for great entertainment and with five premium bars partygoers were able to get responsibly intoxicated by the delicious Smirnoff mix drinks available.
From as early as 10 p.m. ‘Dreamers’ began pouring into the venue to ensure that they had an opportunity to experience this ultra all-inclusive party event which did not disappoint on its bid to keep the crowd dancing until the last song stopped playing at minutes past 4 a.m. Sunday morning.
Every 30 minutes ZJ Liquid along with members of Renaissance and Coppershot sound system interchanged music of the 90s and current hits from dancehall and hip hop but it was the sounds from the 90s that had the crowd in constant frenzy and showed that music from that era is still relevant and appreciated.
Members of the dancehall fraternity showed that Yush was the place to be as Wayne Marshall and Bounty Killer enjoyed the musical spins by ZJ Liquid along with members of Renaissance and Coppershot from the high-level VIP area.
Following a successful performance at this year’s Reggae Sumfest dancehall artiste Aidonia made a special appearance at Yush and his presence was electrifying.
With tracks like Bad People and War Time Aidonia had the crowd rocking to his hits which required him to do several encore. However, was his song Uku Bit which sent the ladies in frenzy and had them gyrating until his 10 minute performance came to a close.
Dancer turned deejay Chi Ching Ching made everyone know that “we party everyday”. Nonetheless, he made some valid points about satisfying with whatever it is one has in life.
“If mi a drink Hennessy and yu a drink Heineken, drink wha yu have! If mi have Clarks and yu have on Nike Air, wear wha yu have!” the entertainer reiterated in reference to satisfying with what or who you have to much applause from the audience.
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