The members of Trinity are on a mission with The EDGE Talent Search. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
February 1, 2023
The EDGE runs ‘Town’
Downtown Kingston has been calling and The EDGE 105 Talent Search roadshow rolled in to answer. Smack dab in the middle of South Parade, just outside St William Grant Park, the team had ‘the city locked’ for the third stop on week 2 of the festivities. It was standing room only as fans rushed the scene to take in the talent and vibes from the music truck. Roll up!
Downtown Kingston shows up for their turn on The EDGE 105 Talent Search. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
Ricardo “Johnny B” Burton takes his turn at the roadshow microphone for The EDGE roadshow stop in downtown Kingston. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
Dub poet Karen Morris deliver the item she wrote, Pretty Brown Eye Yout, specially for The EDGE 105FM’s Ron Muschette. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
Egg vemdor Jennifer Facey takes a break to chat with Ron Muschette downtown Kingston. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
Tracy Edwards, stage name Flava T, wows the crowds on the roadshow stop in downtown Kingston. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
Matthew Drysdale shows off his talent to Ron Muschette. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
Smokie, Dorsan Salmon, thrills The EDGE’s Georgia Crawford-Williams on the talent search roadshow truck.(Photo: Joseph Wellington)
YOU’RE A WINNER!Charmaine Dixon (left) is happy to claim her prize from Jamaica Observer Quality Assurance Supervisor Maureen Brown in downtown Kingston. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
