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| May 20, 2023

Guinness ups the ante for 2023 Sounds of Greatness

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Fabian ‘Fyahman’ Morris (left) and veteran disc jock Badda Bling announcing the competitors for Guinness Sounds of Greatness 2023. (Photo: Contributed)

Guinness Sounds of Greatness (GSOG), which started in 2008, returned bigger and better to launch the 15th iteration of the prolific dancehall clash competition on Thursday (May 18).

Di Lot Restaurant and Bar, located at 33 Constant Spring Road in St Andrew, came alive for the launch, as the biggest and ‘baddest’ dancehall event of all time. With the aim of preserving dancehall clash culture, Guinness started GSOG, which has become a notable event on the scene.

Now in their 15th year, Guinness has upped the ante and decided to focus on the next generation, who will go head-to-head for a chance at winning J$1.5 million in cash and prizes and a year-long bragging rights.

Hosted by Ashley Miller and GSOG nex gen ambassador Fabian ‘Fyahman’ Morris, the energy on Thursday was nothing short of good vibes.

With a great turnout of influencers, dancehall veterans and a show stopping performance by dancehall artiste, 10Tik, it is safe to say that patrons cannot wait to see what else Guinness has in store this year.

MORE HIGHLIGHTS:

Trish Anthony Baker (left), product designer at Lynk, enjoyed a sample of Guinness Smooth that was offered upon entrance by Guinness brand promoter Brittley Elson-Henry. (Photo: Contributed)
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DJs Copper Cyclone (left) and Witty Blacks were ready for the night’s festivities. (Photo: Contributed)
Guinness Sounds of Greatness Nex Gen competitor, DJ Insaneo, busted out all of his best dance moves after being chosen to compete.(Photo: Contributed)
Rashida Grant graced our lens at the Guinness Sounds of Greatness media launch. (Photo: Contributed)
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Constant Spring Road dancehall clash culture Di Lot Restaurant and Bar disc jock competiton GSOG 2023 launch Guinness Sounds of Greatness Jamaica St Andrew

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