Brand New Machine's Debut At Seawind Beach Club, Montego Bay...Thursday, March 11th, 2010

Last Thursday night discerning party goers got their first taste of a new version of Montego Bay nightlife as Brand New Machine rolled out its weekly Thursday night promotion in the picturesque, upscale ambiance of the Seawind Beach Club. Now it certainly isn't the first time a party has been held at this venue but the combination of Seawind's awesome decor with promoters and DJs at the vanguard of Jamaican entertainment made this a first-time experience. It was an intimate affair among persons who truly appreciated something new and different but the occasion, though elegant, was relaxed and uninhibited in true Montego Bay fashion. DJ Smoke and DJ Colin Hinds made sure it stayed that way with international dance selections that kept feet tapping, lips smiling and drinks pouring into the early hours of Friday morning. It was a great way to shake off the stress of the working week and get into the perfect weekend attitude.

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Copacabana Fridays At Bluebeat In Montego Bay Featuring DJ Irie Latino: February 2011

February 2011 continued the trend of new faces in Bluebeat and we're always grateful for new friends. We also partied with a lot of the old faces when we celebrated a good friend's birthday last month. The "Lightbulb Dancer" was as entertaining as ever on his birthday and the dance craze continues! On one night the rain came down really hard by surprise in the middle of the party just as it happened a few times before in the past . I actually love when this happens because it's just another chance for me to see how much we all share a passion and enthusiasm for this event. The rain has never killed the vibe. The party just seems to become more fun as everybody crowds into the lounge. I was talking on the phone to a friend in Venezuela the other day who said that one of the things he remembers about Copacabana is how even when it rains the fun never stops. Party on, Irie Latinos! You are the ones who make it happen!

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Brand New Machine Moves To The Seawind Beach Club In Montego Bay

The weekly Brand New Machine promotion which has been featured here in this blog has found a brand new location in Montego Bay. The premier weekly event of Jamaica's party elite has moved to the Seawind Beach Club which boasts an amazing tropical ambiance of spacious patio, pool and white sand beach areas complimented by airy, wide-open architecture.

It's the perfect setting for a party that has become widely acknowledged as the crème de la crème of Jamaican entertainment. The event kicks off at 10pm on Thursday, March 10th with DJs Smoke and Collin Hinds. If you're craving something different and above the norm then make your way there.

Take A Quick Break At Cafe Express In Ocho Rios

I stopped at Cafe Express in the Taj Mahal shopping centre on Main Street, Ocho Rios while I was visiting the town on a sales trip. It's a great location for grabbing a bite with a varied menu ranging from local dishes and flatbread melts to burgers and sandwiches such as their jerk chicken panini. The well stocked bar features frappuccinos, cappuccinos and smoothies and you may want to try the cappuccino cheese cake for dessert. The Cafe's location in the busy commercial district makes it perfect for a relaxing stop between shopping. It's also not far from the nearby popular beaches so if you get hungry and need a time-out from all that playing, swimming and tanning, it's just a few minutes away.

Copacabana Fridays At Bluebeat In Montego Bay Featuring DJ Irie Latino: January 2011

We've had a great start to the year this January with a couple of truly incredible nights. On the first Friday of the month we celebrated the 2nd anniversary of Copacabana in Bluebeat with a great party, longtime friends, food and champagne. It seems nobody wants to leave the party these days and we have had some epic nights. Thank you to those kind-hearted and fun-loving party maniacs who cook me breakfast on a Saturday morning. What a life! I'd like to welcome the new faces at Copacabana this year, both Jamaican and Latino. Already you are making your mark on the nights with the enthusiasm and hype expected from Irie Latinos. I've seen some incredible dancing from some of the new folks and that just makes the night more exhilarating and appealing. Below are some of the pics from January.

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