[MIRAMAR] – “Di Clash – Rumble in Miramar” brought true dancehall flavor to Shirley Branca Park as Tek 9 Sound narrowly defeated KyTek Sound to walk away with the winner takes all prize of two thousand dollars. Commissioner Alexandra P. Davis made the presentation and thanked the participating sounds as well as the cheering audience for their support.
Over four hundred fans came out to enjoy an evening of dancehall vibes at the clash. This was one of the events being hosted by the Commissioner. Events were in celebration of February as Reggae Month and Black History Month. Namely, under the theme “Black History Meets Reggae”.
It came down to one song. After a heated battle of “tune for tune” in the final round, the judges declared the competition tied. As a result, they requested one final song as a tiebreaker, for the crowd to decide. Tek 9 used the opportunity to introduce a gospel dub which had the crowd going wild. Undoubtedly, they took the winning position and walk away with the victory.
Sound Clash Host and Judges
Di Clash – Rumble in Miramar was hosted by Tony Matterhorn who handled the night professionally. Adding some humorous comments and shared some of his “World Clash” experience with the selectors in a subtle manner. Judges Walshy Fire, DJ Reem, Mikey Mike and Wesrock commented at the end of the elimination rounds. They shared their insights as they came to a consensus on the two finalists.
Di Clash – Rumble in Miramar Sounds
The night started with four sounds, Crystal Sound, Sting Movements, Tek 9 Sound and Kytek Sound playing a warmup round to set the tone for the night. Crystal Sound was the first to go, and Sting Movement was eliminated in the “Vocals” round which then left the final two to battle it out tune for tune.
Food vendors did brisk sale offering a variety of tasty delights as some relaxed in their lawn chairs and on blankets while others danced and cheered as the music vibrated throughout the park.
Support for “Di clash – Rumble in Miramar” was provided through the Miramar Parks and Recreation Department as part of the “Good Vibes” series, with support from Commissioner Alexandra P. Davis, The City of Miramar, WZPP/WZOP Radio and Riddims Marketing.
