Reggae or R&B or both

By Maria Gregoriou

If you like reggae and the Dub music scene then put your hands together for Gussie P who will be performing in Nicosia tomorrow, and if you like R&B played in the old school way, then put any remaining hands up for Mix FM’s Old Skool R&B gig that will be going down on Saturday in Larnaca.

Gussie P – who may be called a legend in some circles, and indeed has been – will be joined by the band High Station Sound to put a spin on some chill-out sounds.
The London-based producer and engineer, whose music mixes and matches the greatest of the old with the new, has been active on the London reggae music scene for over two decades with his music.

Join the man behind the music, not to mention High Station Sound – they play their music on their hand-made sound system (very cool) – who will be performing their very own music and giving us all a fresh musical-dance experience.

Meanwhile, for those of you who opted for the R&B, Savino Live will be hosting Mix FM resident DJ LPS and the dance team Double Trouble.
This is the second party of its type, and it hopes to be bigger and better than its predecessor with its old school urban jams, so get down to Larnaca and get your freak on all night long.

Gussie P Meets High Station Sound
Reggae and Dub music concert with Gussie P and the High Station Sound band. December 18. Acropolis Park, Strovolos, Nicosia. 7pm. €8/5. E-mail: [email protected]
Live performances by Mix FM DJ LPS and the Double Trouble dance group. December 19. Savino Live, Larnaca. 11pm. Tel: 99-310031

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