The team of bmo­bile and Guardian Me­dia's ur­ban ra­dio sta­tion, Slam 100.5 took the bmo­bile Eye­slam Con­cert Se­ries to so­ca lovers in south on Jan­u­ary 25, when they touched down at club LIV Nightlife.

Host­ed by Slam's en­er­getic duo of Ryan Spar­tan and Kris Kennedy, the pair kept scores of avid pa­trons bub­bling in a Car­ni­val caul­dron as artistes filed on and off the stage in so­ca uni­son at the La Ro­maine venue, a re­lease said.

Cli­max­ing the tal­ent­ed cast of mu­si­cal icons on the night was none oth­er than lyri­cist Ian "Bun­ji Gar­lin" Al­varez and Fay Ann Lyons, along­side their Asy­lum Band and Ground Em­pire fam­i­ly.

Belt­ing out world-renowned tracks such as Dif­fer­en­tol­ogy, Truck on the Road and Car­ni­val Ta­ban­ca, Gar­lin kept the adren­a­line pump­ing tune af­ter tune. How­ev­er, up­on his chant of the re­cent freestyle hit New York, LIV Nightlife was sent in­to eu­pho­ria. Lyons fol­lowed suit with her famed songs such as Break Away, Meet Su­perblue and Heavy T Bumper; but sent the au­di­ence in­to ec­sta­sy with long-time hit, Get On.

Ali­cia Lewis, a re­turn­ing Eye­slam pa­tron hav­ing pre­vi­ous­ly at­tend­ed the Wood­ford Caf�, Ch­agua­nas, leg three weeks ago, was in ju­bi­la­tion fol­low­ing the con­cert.

"I had to come back to the Eye­slam Se­ries be­cause my first time was epic; and tonight was no dif­fer­ent," she said fol­low­ing the show.

"Bun­ji and his team were amaz­ing and oh gosh, I had a ball with Denise Bel­fon, Sekon Sta and Olatun­ji. Big up to bmo­bile and Slam for putting on such an event. I loved it all."

Pri­or to Bun­ji and Fay Ann's al­most one-hour per­for­mance, LIV was priv­i­leged to fea­ture a lengthy list of oth­er lo­cal so­ca acts. 5 Star Ak­il, who has been to al­most every Eye­slam Con­cert thus far, shelled down the place with Hero, fol­lowed by To Mih Heart, Par­ty Hard and Dif­fer­ent Me. Shal Mar­shall, a wel­comed ad­di­tion to the cast, al­so caused a fren­zy as he belt­ed out Fa­mous and an ar­ray of his many oth­er big songs. On the night's pro­ceed­ings and the dawn­ing Car­ni­val sea­son, Mar­shall ex­pressed great ela­tion.

"Every­thing for the sea­son is shap­ing up well and I can't com­plain at all," said the Gyal Farm singer.

"Every­one is lov­ing the mu­sic and the ef­fort, and I'm just en­joy­ing that I can do it with my fam­i­ly and friends. They, like the fans, have been re­al­ly mo­ti­vat­ing me over the years. Even when I'm down, they still con­nect with me. Tonight I jammed with my band, the A Team band, and we were great. I'm just now wait­ing to head on the road (Car­ni­val Mon­day and Tues­day) with my own truck with the band Fan­ta­sy."

Al­so grac­ing the south stage were artistes Jaiga, Ravi B, Milko, De­von Matthews, Rev­e­la­tion, M1, Farmer Nap­py, Miss Cali, Prob­lem Child, Jun­gle, K-Rich, GBM Nu­tron, Eye­slam Su­per­star Mi­cal Te­ja and Chut­ney Monarch favourite Omadarth Ma­haraj aka Balkissoon.

TSTT VP Mar­ket­ing Camille Camp­bell, ex­pressed plea­sure with the suc­cess of the fourth in­stal­ment of the 2017 bmo­bile Eye­slam Con­cert.

"Noth­ing bet­ter demon­strates 'Life is On' than the en­er­gy at these events. Dur­ing Car­ni­val Mu­sic is Life and bmo­bile has promised to give our cus­tomers the best ex­pe­ri­ences to en­joy our mu­sic and cul­ture. We love the tremen­dous sup­port of our cus­tomers and Slam and we con­tin­ue to give back to our cus­tomers. LIV Nightlife was an­oth­er en­joy­able ex­pe­ri­ence for every­one and cus­tomers can look out for much more on our Car­ni­val cal­en­dar as we cel­e­brate Mu­sic is Life and Life is On."