Kurt Riley gives thumbs up to Malibu

July 03, 2023
Bottle service girls being kept busy throughout the night.
Bottle service girls being kept busy throughout the night.
Beaming with joy, Bethany Smith lit up our lens with her infectious smile.
Beaming with joy, Bethany Smith lit up our lens with her infectious smile.
Caderia Richards rocked a black outfit, showcasing her impeccable fashion sense.
Caderia Richards rocked a black outfit, showcasing her impeccable fashion sense.
Captured in the VIP area at Malibu Soca Nights, Kameika Brown was seen effortlessly enjoying the evening.
Captured in the VIP area at Malibu Soca Nights, Kameika Brown was seen effortlessly enjoying the evening.
Racquay Small made an entrance at Malibu Soca Nights, bringing her vibrant energy and ready to dance the night away.
Racquay Small made an entrance at Malibu Soca Nights, bringing her vibrant energy and ready to dance the night away.
YM Entertainment Director Shevon Green chilling between juggling sets.
YM Entertainment Director Shevon Green chilling between juggling sets.
Malibu Soca Nights promoter Dontae Hyman (left) and DJ Kurt Riley.
Malibu Soca Nights promoter Dontae Hyman (left) and DJ Kurt Riley.
Oliviea Bennett exudes a captivating blend of warmth and style.
Oliviea Bennett exudes a captivating blend of warmth and style.
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Fresh from a successful staging in February of this year, the organisers of the Malibu party series went for a retro theme billed as 'soca nights' and got a stamp of approval from veteran disc jockey Kurt Riley.

The well-known disc jockey and producer lauded the team for delivering an excellent production and adding to the growing list of exciting events in western Jamaica.

Malibu was held recently at the Trelawny Multipurpose Stadium. The party attracted scores of patrons, who enjoyed retro soca, dancehall, hip-hop and R&B mixes.

"This event, like so many others I have noticed, the promoters are stepping up their game. From St Ann to Negril, they have upgraded their presentation, production, marketing and overall execution, and in so doing, western Jamaica is quickly developing into an entertainment hub. I'm seeing the people from Kingston coming this side for a difference," Kurt Riley said.

The disc jockey was among the persons entrusted with the responsibility of entertaining the patrons at Malibu. The others were Hyperactive Sound, DJ Marvin and YM Entertainment. He described the line-up as "very surprising", but noted that each selector worked in tandem and built on the energy from the previous set, thus making the party flow.

"No songs were repeated, and a wide variety of music was played all night," Riley said.

"I want to encourage the promoters to keep this trend going, as people are coming out to have fun and they're expecting this level to be maintained. Even if you have a new party, ensure that you come out the blocks looking good," Riley added.

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