Staff WriterNew York: Leading radio jock Dahved Levy, host of the number #1 rated Caribbean Fever program which airs in the New York, tri-state area on urban station 107.5 FM, WBLS is among the celebrity guest invited to be part of the festivities at the Road International 25th Anniversary celebration, slated for Chef Orchid, Queens, New York on Saturday, October 27, 2007.
Principals DJ Roy, Stretch and manager Desu have been planning the event for months and have made unrelenting efforts to ensure it is memorable for everyone. To guarantee the occasion is magical for party-goers, they have invited sound system selectors Rory from Stone Love, Baby Q from Libra Love, DJ Carlton and all past Road International djs, including Tony from TC Connections and D.J Yonnie to take turns on the wheels of steel. Other invited guests include Carl B from Wake Up Radio, 93.5FM and lots of local and international reggae/dancehall acts have confirmed their appearance at the milestone event.
“This is a big reunion of sorts for our friends and peers from the music industry and may well be the very first time that all Road International jocks – both past and present – will be playing together at the same event” DJ Roy disclosed.
“Part of our mission is put together an event to re-unite our Jamaican nationals, promote our culture and to celebrate the rich heritage of our music. This is one way for us to accomplish this goal” manager Desu explained.
Aside from being a top selector with Road International, Roy’s many hats include being an emcee at reggae concerts across the USA including Irie Jamboree – North America ‘s premier reggae festival. His prolific career has earned him numerous awards. His prowess on the microphone and his musical mastery as a top selector with Road International, has served as a great training ground for his venture into broadcasting. Today he has a loyal fan base and is revered as one of Caribbean radio’s most prominent, energetic and respected disc jockeys in the USA.
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