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| Sep 18, 2022

Caribbean Rhythm Showcase unleashes raw, regional musical talents

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Caribbean Export Development Agency (Caribbean Export) Services Specialist Allyson Francis (second right) enjoy a light moment alongside Caribbean Rhythm Showcase artistes Ava Symone (left), Bahamas and La Marimba (right), Dominican Republic on Friday (September 16) at The Jamaica Pegasus hotel in New Kingston. Producer Jon FX shares in the moment.

Undoubtedly the Caribbean has made an indelible mark on the evolution of music and entertainment across the globe for decades. 

With the emergence of new sounds and inspiration from upcoming acts, it is now more urgent than ever for regional stakeholders and industry influencers to expand, connect and mentor this new wave of talent. 

In recognition of this, The Caribbean Export Development Agency (Caribbean Export) in cooperation with the European Union, introduced a platform for performing artistes across the region to demonstrate their uniqueness and creativity virtually. Twenty acts representing 13 countries will deliver a showcase of the best of Caribbean music – Caribbean Rhythm Showcase, scheduled for tonight (September 18) in Kingston. 

Caribbean Rhythm Showcase Bahamian Artiste Jackie Jacks (right) shares a toast with UK Industry Representative Nina Condron on Friday, (September 16) at The Jamaica Pegasus hotel in New Kingston during a mingle to welcome a group of 20 acts representing 13 countries from across the region ahead of the virtually held Caribbean Rhythm Showcase tonight (September 18).

The diverse lineup has roots in Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, Antigua, The Bahamas, Dominica, the Dominican Republic, St Vincent and the Grenadines, Grenada, Guyana, St Lucia and St Kitts and Nevis.

To kick things off, Caribbean Export hosted a lively welcome reception for the participating artistes as well as local and international music industry stakeholders at The Jamaica Pegasus hotel on Friday (September 16). 

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