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JAMAICA HOUSE INDIGO @ THE O2, LONDON AUGUST 5 TO AUGUST 13 2017

By lizzy brown 7 years ago

Words and Photographs: lizzy brown. / insta: @iameyeandi / tumblr: dis yah reggae music This

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Blvk H3ro: Recently, @blvkh3ro flew into London for the very first time & his feet have still not touched the ground! From bringing the heat to @citysplashfest in Brixton to opening for reggae music legends @ub40 @ub40official at the elite @royalalberthall ,he's proved himself to be one of the hardest working artistes in the Jamaican music space right now. Add to the list, Interviews with @seanibremix @bbc1xtra and @raskwame , late night studio sessions, videoshoots, photoshoots AND a guest appearance @shabbaparty alongside @yng.cptn 🔥 H3ro is truly a #ManOnAMission Repping @backayardlive in London @iameyeandi was there to document a chunk of the experience, so watch this space for more on that. Special thank you to @blvkh3ro amazing & gracious manager @1n1gma who co-ordinated meetings and accreditation for access. #blvkh3ro #AreYouAPartOfTheReggaeRevolution #BackayardMagazine

It has been a great time from March 2022 till now, at the time of writing. Just seeing people being on the road, being social and especially patronizing the late night events put on by the entertainment industry that helps to make Jamaica the entertainment mecca it is purported to be the world over. Live musical performances provide avenues where people, and in some cases whole communities, could generate income on the day of the event. International music festivals featuring reggae music and dancehall, attracts thousands of visitors from all over the world and people from all over Jamaica.

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