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June 12, 2017

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Aspiting beach bunnies showed up at Downsound Records headquarters in New Kingston on Saturday. Red Stripe Reggae Sumfest is going into new, risque territory with an 'Adult Playground' beach party on Sunday, July 16, to start the festivalís 25th staging. String bikini models on stage, a wet T-shirt contest, bikini-clad women delivering bottles to cabanas and women in bikinis will be part of the action at Tropical Bliss Beach, Kent Avenue, Montego Bay.

As promotions move into high gear for this year's staging of Reggae Sumfest, organisers recently went in search of some hot females to play the role of Sumfest Beach Bunnies.

Here are some of the scenes from the competition, held at Downsound Records (DSR) Headquarters, 22 Belmont Road in New Kingston on Saturday.

A similar competition is also scheduled to take place in Montego Bay, St James, on Saturday, June 17.

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