It’s old vs new school as DJs battle it out

sessions of the year to be held at the Spillway Pub and Grill at Lake Chivero.

Forget about your one-off spin experience at one of the downtown joints, the Saturday jam session will be a grand experience if you want to listen to the Motown sounds, Rn’B and the latest hits that are
receiving heavy rotation on both local and international scenes.

Not only that, the jam session is going to be one of the biggest fashion affairs, where all the socialites and Harare fashionistas will be flaunting their Georgio Armani and Gucci labels to all dry and sundry.
Some of the DJs that are expected to rock the party include Tich “The Midas Touch” Mataz, DJ Smoove, Dee Nosh, Dee Nice, Jadie Jam Masimba, Leeroy, Dee Vine and, of course, the old but experienced

horse in the race – Kelvin “The Soul Supreme” Sifelani.

Organiser of the event Kenneth aka Mr Kenny Madangure said the jam session would be a reunion party for DJs who play both old school and new school.
“We want them to touch base and rekindle the yesteryear that used to pull the crowds in clubs back
then.

“I am sure they have a lot of things and information they will share, while entertaining the fans,” he said.
The exciting moments will be created when DJs from the old school take time to spin the wheels, alongside the new generation DJs, in the likes of Dee Nice, Leeroy and Dee Nosh.

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