MIAMI – As part of the City of Miami’s “Island Fest” on Saturday, November 24, 2007 , new music sensation group “Crossovah” will be opening up for Ziggy Marley and Byron Lee & Dragonaires.
The concert will take place at Peacock Park, 2820 McFarlane Rd, Coconut Grove, FL from 2pm-11pm. Island Fest” is a family event that is part of the City of Miami’s Jazz on the Bay Concert Series. The event will feature entertainment, food, The Parade Yard Life and Island Showcase.
Crossovah’s unique mix of soca, R&B, hip-hop and reggae along with choreographed contemporary dance moves has created quite a buzz in the music and entertainment industry. Their infectious R&B grooves perfectly merge with polished but edgy soca and reggae rhythms. Once your ears have experience the eclectic and harmonious vibe that “Crossovah” effortlessly transports, you will quickly discover what all the frenzy is about.
Talent can be defined in a myriad of ways. It can be an innate gift or a learned proficiency but occasionally, it’s a mixture of both, which happens to be the case with this new male group called “Crossovah”.
Quickly making a name for themselves and creating a tremendous uproar with their high impact performances, this group has been able to transfix audiences from every corner of the planet. They have opened for music heavyweights that include: Sean Kingston, Machel Mantano, Elephant Man and Dawgie Slaughter.
In a homogenous music society, a beacon of hope has been discovered and brought to light in the form of this talent group. Crossovah is made up of four guys whose burning passion, conviction for music and their unyielding friendship is what separates them from most groups.
Crossovah represent different parts of the Caribbean. With unstoppable and infectious energy group members Ricardo Drue of Trinidad, Christopher “Criss” Grant of Jamaica, Joshua “J-Rah” Jenkins of Barbados and Dave “Kupid” Richards of Antigua are destined for worldwide success. Their debut video aired on over 200 countries on MTV Tempo.
