Luciano and Everton Blender to carry out in Malawi

In a stirring showcase of worldwide reggae prowess, Jah Kings Promotions is gearing as much as host the much-anticipated “Jah Kings Reggae Jam Competition” in Malawi.

The occasion guarantees electrifying performances from reggae stalwarts, Luciano and Everton Blender, each of whom hail from the reggae heartbeat, Jamaica.

The pageant is about to happen on 28 October 2023 at Gland Enterprise Park in Lilongwe.

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Everton Blender, famend for his elegant tenor vocals and spirited up-tempo beats, presents listeners themes full of religious upliftment. 

However, Luciano has solidified his place within the reggae pantheon with chart-topping hits like “Lord Give Me the Power”, “Sweep over My Soul” and “It’s Me Once more”, amongst different reggae hits.

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Extra than simply music: Supporting a noble trigger

Throughout a latest press briefing in Lilongwe, Zilanie Gondwe of Jah Kings Promotions highlighted the pageant’s altruistic facet. 

The occasion stands agency in its dedication to help the Nationwide Nyahbinghi Council of Malawi (NNC). 

Gondwe  shared that the purpose is to lift funds for the development of the Nyahbinghi Rastafarian Tabernacle in Kawale, Lilongwe.

Native luminaries like The Black Missionaries Band, Blasto, Don Tarz, Queen Fyah, and Chizmo may also carry out, celebrating the wealthy tapestry of reggae in Malawi.

A celebration of unity and musical excellence

Gondwe emphasised the pageant’s twin mission: celebrating reggae music and cementing unity amongst its aficionados. 

“This can be a motion designed to have fun reggae music and foster unity amongst reggae fanatics. This live performance additionally goals to create worldwide publicity by uniting artists from Jamaica (The Reggae Motherland) and Malawi (The Heat Coronary heart of Africa) whereas supporting the Rastafari Motion’s name for monetary backing in its socio-economic improvement endeavors,” she stated

Expectations and symbolism

For Gondwe, the pageant represents extra than simply musical revelry. It’s about placing Malawi on the worldwide reggae map. Moreover, Gondwe shared that attending signifies a profound appreciation and love for the Rastafarian neighborhood and the musical style itself.

The occasion has garnered the backing of a number of sponsors, with Richard Chisala of Ultinets expressing their unequivocal help. Chisala and his workforce are passionate and dedicated to making sure the pageant’s grand success.

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