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Mosiah unleashed patrons too early
Tarrus Riley
By Kandré McDonald, Freelance Writer
Mosiah Unleashed, a Caribbean Fashionweek (CFW) after party, staged at Pulse Headquarters, 38a Trafalgar Road, left many patrons hanging after its abrupt end.
The party was in full swing and actually generated a lot of vibes with Zip Jocks ZJ Liquid, ZJ Chrome and ZJ Johnny Kool, who ensured that patrons were fed with some hard-hitting music jams
Party mood>
Vivid lighting created the atmosphere for an animated party mood and three bars catered to 'regulars' while the VIPs were treated to food and drinks in a designated section.
Zip 103's Nicky Z was the night's host and her attire left nothing to the imagination.
The overall build up was somewhat slow, as the patrons only began to trickle in just after midnight.
After some hard-hitting dancehall from yester-year, patrons finally started loosening up and bounced to Riding Dirty, followed by Mavado's Dreaming and Notorious Big's Mo Money Mo Problems. Females made their presence known when Missy Elliot's She's a Bitch rang from the speakers.
Mosiah presented their clothing line, with some of Jamaica's top models strutting their stuff on stage.
The presentation seemed a bit too long, but was well-coordinated and featured some breathtaking pieces.
A live performance from Tarrus Riley and Busy Signal further heightened the vibes.
Riley addressed the Caribbean terrorism issue.
"Beware of them terrorist plot. Dem caan find bin Laden, suh a we dem a watch...," which earned him a well-deserved forward. The artiste then went on to chant a few more songs and closed with She's Royal, much to the delight of the patrons.
Busy Signal received resounding waves of forwards.
Determine also performed, trying hard to impress the crowd with some babbled lyrics.
At approximately 2:40 a.m., Nicky Z announced the end of the party, leaving many patrons angry that it ended. "I could have stayed home and continued sleeping," one was overheard saying.
Tarrus Riley
By Kandré McDonald, Freelance Writer
Mosiah Unleashed, a Caribbean Fashionweek (CFW) after party, staged at Pulse Headquarters, 38a Trafalgar Road, left many patrons hanging after its abrupt end.
The party was in full swing and actually generated a lot of vibes with Zip Jocks ZJ Liquid, ZJ Chrome and ZJ Johnny Kool, who ensured that patrons were fed with some hard-hitting music jams
Party mood>
Vivid lighting created the atmosphere for an animated party mood and three bars catered to 'regulars' while the VIPs were treated to food and drinks in a designated section.
Zip 103's Nicky Z was the night's host and her attire left nothing to the imagination.
The overall build up was somewhat slow, as the patrons only began to trickle in just after midnight.
After some hard-hitting dancehall from yester-year, patrons finally started loosening up and bounced to Riding Dirty, followed by Mavado's Dreaming and Notorious Big's Mo Money Mo Problems. Females made their presence known when Missy Elliot's She's a Bitch rang from the speakers.
Mosiah presented their clothing line, with some of Jamaica's top models strutting their stuff on stage.
The presentation seemed a bit too long, but was well-coordinated and featured some breathtaking pieces.
A live performance from Tarrus Riley and Busy Signal further heightened the vibes.
Riley addressed the Caribbean terrorism issue.
"Beware of them terrorist plot. Dem caan find bin Laden, suh a we dem a watch...," which earned him a well-deserved forward. The artiste then went on to chant a few more songs and closed with She's Royal, much to the delight of the patrons.
Busy Signal received resounding waves of forwards.
Determine also performed, trying hard to impress the crowd with some babbled lyrics.
At approximately 2:40 a.m., Nicky Z announced the end of the party, leaving many patrons angry that it ended. "I could have stayed home and continued sleeping," one was overheard saying.
