MYSTIC'S CLAIM TO FAME

Known for her stimulating and mind boggling moves on the dance floor, her sexy gap toothed smile and extremely loving character this dancer is being hailed in entertainment circles as the one that will carry Jamaican Dancing/Dance Moves to the next level with her ingenious style and unmatched creativity. With each progressive month in 2009, Mystic Davis has become the go-to-girl when it comes to creative routines both on set and ‘in the dancehall’ and this has allowed her to gain momentum towards ‘FAME’.

So it would be only fitting to have her birthday celebration this year reflecting her rise to FAME. This exclusive invitation only event will be held at Carlos Café in Kingston, Jamaica. Set to take place on October 17th (the day before her birthday) the event will see her family, friends, fans and well wishers alike coming together to dance their troubles away…..much like what she does every day.

Music will be provided by some of her skilled turn table friends including: - Dj Bunco, Zj Ice, Dj Karyzma & her sister Dj Naz (from Green Synergy). FAME has found itself in ‘Good Company’ as it is being endorsed by the group of individuals that are responsible for such crowd favorite events as Summer Cookout, Christmas Cookout, Appleton May Daze and Taboo Bill$ amongst others.

To ‘Dance the Night away’ reserve your place by sending a request to mysticbday@gmail.com and come.

MAY-HEM CREATED FOR TREASURE CHEST

Thursday, May 28, Kingston, Jamaica (A.I.M Inc.): For last year’s staging of the event, promoters of Appleton May daze, May-hem wanted to make crazy the new sexy and wanted the female patrons to come out dressed in the most crazy fashions and that they did. The success of last year’s staging of the event made 2009’s staging even that more successful.

Critics and party interests alike were a bit skeptical about the patron turnout for May-hem based on how the previous week (Bruk Out) ended with the police stepping in to lock the event down. Not only were the patrons out early but they were crazily colourful in keeping with the colour theme being stressed for the event series. This expression of crazy fashion was described by one media house as a “place filled with walking crayons” and the effect was just as colourful. Bringing to light that the party goers have embraced the vibe of Appleton May Daze and have chosen to enjoy it above and before all other events hosted on the same night. The promoters awarded the patron who was dressed in the most krazy outfit with a $20000 shopping spree.

As with previous nights the music was provided by the best of the industry, for May-hem, Zj Ice the resident dj was joined by Mr. Musique himself – Richie Ras and Static Outkasts who prove night after night why they have been named the new sensation for the summer. Appleton Jamaica Rum poured and flowed like ‘crazy’ all night as patrons enjoyed the 2-4-1 Appleton mixes special that Appleton May Daze has become known for.

May 29th with see Appleton May Daze 2009 coming to a close with Treasure Chest – The Gold Rush. The finale promises to bring the vibe that has encompassed Appleton May Daze thus far to a climatic high. The promotional team has been working feverishly since the beginning of the series on compiling the right elements together for the final night to send May Daze out with a BANG, and what a bang it is poised to be.

Treasure Chest will see the female patrons being given eye patches and the males will be given pouches with gold coins, ladies are being encouraged to use their ‘womanly ways’ to get as much of these coins as possible and the lady with the most coins at the end of the night will walk away with an extra $10000. The musical vibes will be brought by Zj Ice, Arif Cooper and Scientist (bringing the energy from Fresh Fridays) and Dj Narity. Jamaica’s favourite rum will continue to flow with the Appleton Mug madness and the Appleton May Daze Mixologist will be unleashing the featured mixed drink – Gold Member. Ladies who come out to party early will continue to enjoy free entry before 11pm and general admission remains at $600