REGGAE SUMFEST: Ryme Minista, J Capri score with song selections
J Capri (Photos: Philip Lemonte)
Entertainment
July 15, 2015

REGGAE SUMFEST: Ryme Minista, J Capri score with song selections

ST JAMES, Jamaica — Montego Bay-based deejay Ryme Minista arrested the attention of patrons at Dancehall Night now under way at Catherine Hall Entertainment Centre in St James.

Backed by Ruff Kut Band, the hardcore deejay came out blazing on all cylinders and scored with ‘Searching for My Life’, ‘So Long My Friend’, ‘We Will Meet Again’ and more.

His act followed that of J Capri, who opened the second segment in which she gave a good account of herself with selections such as ‘Wine and Kotch’, ‘Put it Pon Me’, ‘Pull up Fe Me Bumper’, among others.

Horace Hines

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