Music will be provided by dancehall DJ’s Kurt Riley, Creep Chromatic, Jr Chromatic, Ritchie Feelings, Ari Cooper and DJ Banka.

Less than a month ago rapper Ja Rule performed in Kingston, Jamaica for the first time along with Ashanti 20 years after his hey day back to back appearances at Reggae Sumfest in Montego Bay. In 2002 as part of a legal requirement the Murda Inc. front man had negotiated a plea deal in an obscenity case after he used swear words during a performance the previous year at Sumfest according to MTV.

Fast forward to Saturday November 26 at Sabina Park, Rule and Ashanti took fans down memory lane as they perform a music video infused set at “Yush” which placed patrons smack in the middle of the BET 106 & Park era.

Ashanti dressed in a Jamaican colored half body suit with a glistening smile and a toned body showed out her vocal skills on songs like Foolish, Mesmerized and Always On Time which had its 21st anniversary the same night.

“Always on Time” spent two weeks at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 in February and March 2002, becoming Ashanti’s first Hot 100 number-one single and Ja Rule’s second. In 2009, it was named the 33rd-most-successful song of the 2000s on the Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart and the 82nd-most-successful song of the 2000s on the Hot 100.

With a 20 year track record, Scott Dunn, Dream Entertainment director and a promoter for Yush, explained that the event has been the “favourite ’90s music event” for partygoers since its introduction to the scene.

Dunn told The Gleaner, “Yush uses a similar formula as most events: nice venues, good drinks, a safe environment, but especially the music, because ’90s lovers come to a party like Yush to ‘bruk out’.”

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