Ebuzz News
Talent Runneth Over- Denice Millien Takes Centre Stage
A family of young, talented people seem to be taking over. The Millien’s are definitely here to stay and as the group of super talented siblings make their presence felt with their music and the production work of young David Millien, heads continue to turn in their direction, prompting nothing by awe from everyone looking on.
On set during the shoot of Do For Do- Denice Millien.
Denice Millien has unleashed a brand new track called, ‘Do For Do’. It’s her second single- a fusion of reggae, R&B and even some dub step, and according to her big brother, David, it’s just a teaser of what’s to come. Judging from what we’ve heard however, we think it’s safe to say Denice is going to have the masses eating out of her hands. She isn’t an unfamiliar face to the entertainment arena, locally. The nineteen year old beauty has done back- up vocals for many of the country’s top billing acts, among them Shurwayne Winchester, Olatunji, Chucky and Squeezy Rankin. Her brother told ETCETERABUZZ that a conscious decision was made to keep Denice out of the limelight before the age of 18 and it was only then that she released her first single, ‘Stuck on You.’
In 2013, Denice Millien proved her worth, having assisted some of the bigger artistes of soca, backing up Denise Belfon and Destra Garcia throughout the Carnival season. She even co-wrote Belfon’s smash single, ‘Wining Queen’, proving, no doubt, that she’s got more sass than meets the eye! Her development as an artistes has been credited in part to Denith Mc Nicolls, known best as Denithy. Denithy created the artwork for the new single and is also responsible for the video that you’ll see for the song, which follows.
Denice is said to be working on her album at present so with this, her second released single, we can only assume that what’s yet to come will be the icing on a cake that’s already proving to be sweeter than we imagined.
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Miami Carnival
Miami Carnival is On. Community Ready to Help Rebuild, In the Aftermath of Hurricane.
Ahead of the celebration of its 40th anniversary, The Miami Broward Carnival Host Committee is today extending its heartfelt sympathies and prayers to all those affected by Hurricane Milton. In a media release issued, the committee reaffirms its commitment to helping to support all rebuilding and restoration efforts.
“Miami Carnival has always been a symbol of resilience, joy, and togetherness; this year is no exception. As the West Coast and Central Florida face the devastating aftermath impacts of this Category 3 storm, we stand in solidarity with the affected families and communities,” read the media release. The committee highlights that amid preparations for the festival this weekend, the recent natural disaster has undoubtedly deepened its sense of gratitude for the traditions and community bonds that the carnival has been strengthened by. “Our thoughts are with all impacted communities as they begin the journey toward recovery and healing.”
Machel Montano To Be Honored at Panorama on Friday.
As part of this year’s milestone celebration, Miami Carnival, the City of Lauderhill and the City of Miami will honor the contributions of Soca legend, Machel Montano at the Miami Broward Panorama on Friday. The event takes place at the Central Broward Park in Lauderhill and the Miami Carnival Parade of Bands and Concert on Sunday, October 13th will be staged at the Miami Dade County Fair & Expo, Inc.
“Montano, a Grammy-recognized, multi-award-winning artist, and producer, has brought joy and pride to the Caribbean diaspora through his music for decades. As the King of Soca, Montano has won ten Road March titles, a prestigious honor in Trinidad and Tobago Carnival,” the committee’s statement read.
Maintaining its commitment to aiding with relief efforts following the recent hurricane, then host committee is calling on the broader community to support the Caribbean Strong Relief Efforts in partnership with the Global Empowerment Mission (GEM), which has already mobilized to provide aid to those impacted by Hurricane Milton. “As part of our commitment to supporting the Caribbean community, Miami Carnival will be donating to these relief efforts and encouraging all to contribute, whether through time, donations, or resources, to support the ongoing relief efforts.”
To donate or volunteer with Caribbean Strong, please visit:
Global Empowerment Mission Volunteer Signup. For event updates, ticket sales, and transportation information for the Miami Carnival, please visit miamicarnival.org
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