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Socavivor Miami Will Be Lit All Columbus Weekend Long.

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Miami Carnival is on the way! Socavivor, the premier carnival party brand is set to take the Miami by storm on Columbus weekend. From October 5th to October 9th, partygoers will experience an unforgettable weekend of non-stop excitement with five sensational events in five epic days.

Known for their commitment to providing an unparalleled carnival experience, Socavivor has curated a lineup that promises to keep attendees dancing and celebrating all weekend long. With each event offering a unique theme and atmosphere, party enthusiasts are in for a treat, according to organizers.

Kicking off the festivities on October 5th is the highly anticipated “Lyrikal presents Happy Place.” Fans of soca music won’t want to miss this electric night with one of the genre’s most charismatic performers. Lyrikal is ready to set the stage ablaze and create an unforgettable experience that embodies the spirit of soca.

On October 6th, the energy rises even higher with two exclusive events. First up is “Tipsy,” where attendees are encouraged to embrace the elegance of white attire while reveling in the incredible music and performances of some of soca top acts such as Machel Montano, Bunji Garlin, Skinny Fabulous, Nailah Blackman and Kai just to name a few. Later that night, Socavivor Miami presents “International Flag Night,” – a celebration of diversity and unity throughout the Caribbean. Partygoers will proudly showcase their heritage by representing their countries and enjoying an unforgettable night of cultural fusion on the dance floor.

As the weekend continues, on October 8th, “Jabba Strikes Back” takes center stage. Patrons will be asked to wear black to this event. Dancehall, reggae, and soca will be the order of the night with a lineup of renowned DJs set to bring the music that’ll keep the crowd moving from dusk till dawn.

To wrap up the weekend on October 9th, Socavivor Miami presents “Shhh! Miami,” a premiere indoor/outdoor event celebrating music and life. Attendees will be treated to surprise performances and an extraordinary night of unparalleled entertainment.

For those seeking the ultimate carnival experience, Socavivor is offering the All Access wristband, granting entry to all five events during this memorable Columbus weekend. With this pass, party enthusiasts can truly immerse themselves in the vibrancy, energy, and magic that Socavivor has become renowned for.

For ticket purchases and additional information, visit www.socavivormiami.com.

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Sean Paul Protested While on Tour. This is How He Did It.

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Each time he hit the stage during his ‘Bring It’ tour, one of dancehall music’s most renowned artistes, made a very powerful statement. He protested what he felt in his heart and soul, was the continued injustice meted out to the real creators of the music listened to, and enjoyed around the world. Sean Paul is now speaking up, telling fans via social media why he chose to wear the T-shirts that he did.

On Tuesday, the ‘Gimme de Light’ singer explained that he feels the real creators of the music we all enjoy, often receive the least monetary benefit. He used the platform that he had at the time – the tour stage, to showcase his discontent with the continued injustice experienced by artistes.

Among the artistes showcased by Sean Paul were Jimmy Cliff, Ray Charles and Bob Marley.

Last year, during his appearance on the Drink Champs podcast, globally loved reggae and dancehall artiste, Buju Banton spoke out on the new music business model, lamenting that artistes receive “pennies on the dollar” for their music.

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T&T Entertainer, Damian ‘Ace’ Oliverie Diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma.

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Though weary, family and friends, along with Damian ‘Ace’ Oliverie himself, will not give up on the prospects of a bright and happy future. Now diagnosed with Multiple myeloma – a cancer of the body’s plasma cells, a type of white blood cells charged with producing antibodies- the well-loved Trinidad and Tobago entertainer, husband and father, will require chemotherapy and constant treatment for the rest of his life. 

Oliverie was rushed to hospital on the morning of March 2nd. Initially, a diagnosis had not been confirmed, however a surgical procedure to decompress his spine had been accomplished. His wife has explained that since the surgery, he has been receiving continued treatment and requires round the clock care. “In recent weeks Damian has been plagued by a number of infections and complications, but he is strong and we are faithful,” said Kizzy. 

Unwavering in spirit, many in the entertainment industry have pledged their support to the artiste’s recovery. On June 14th, they will gather as one to raise funds for Damian’s medical expenses and his continued healthcare. Recovery The Concert will take place at WASA’s St. Joseph grounds with patrons being asked to contribute $200 to attend and experience the music of reggae, soca and dancehall artistes from both Trinidad and Tobago and Jamaica. The event starts at 7pm and will go until 12am with all proceeds going towards Damian’s healthcare. “Although the initial surgery addressed the spinal issue, doctors have advised that there is still a great deal of treatment necessary,” said Mrs. Oliverie. 

Tickets for the Recovery Concert are available online at islandetickets.com and the list of physical ticket outlet locations can be viewed @recovery_the_concert on Instagram. “We are extremely grateful for the outpouring of love, prayer and support received,” said Kizzy, adding that assistance offered in any way, is appreciated. “Tomorrow is not promised to any of us. This has ultimately shaken our family to the core, but we will get through it with God and the support of our village. We are grateful to you all,” she said. 

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