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June 10, 2016

Vincentian gospel artistes to perform in Jamaica, Trinidad

Two Vincentian gospel artistes are scheduled take part in concert tours in Jamaica and Trinidad.

Stacey Lyttle and Chad âMiSFiTâ Durrant will represent St Vincent and the Grenadines at the Beyond Borders Concerts/Tours in Jamaica from June 7 to 15 and Trinidad and Tobago from July 13 to 20, 2016.{{more}}

Lyttle and Durrant are taking part in the tour through the instrumentality of the St Vincent and the Grenadines Association of Music Professionals, in collaboration with the Arch City Entertainment Management Agency (ACEMA).

ACEMA develops, promotes and manages Christian recording artistes and entertainment events.

The ACEMA has produced the Sing It Like The Stars 2015, Caribbean Festival of Gospel Dance 2015, and recently took a 10-member local team to Gospel Barbados 2016.

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