Fast-rising dancehall sensation Marvin Clarke better known as Wasp will this weekend unravel is lyrical prowess to an expected large gathering when he takes center-stage at the highly anticipated Coke Zero concert slated for Saturday, January 16th at the LIME Golf Academy, New Kingston. The concert will also feature performances from international platinum-seller Sean Kingston, Serani, Chino, Laden, Demarco, Elephant Man and D’Angel among others.

The Cassia Park native armed with three bonafide No.1 hits namely ‘Wasp A Buss The Place’, ‘Unfair Officer’, ‘Cry Fi Dem’ and several chart bubblers is sure to redefine Jamaican entertainment when he hits the stage with his usual high energy set.

Ahead of the concert Wasp has released his latest single ‘Skip Dem Out’ on the Style and Swagga Rhythm video medley featuring fellow entertainers Adrenaline, Beenie Man, Terro 3000, Tifa, RDX and Voicemail, the video was directed by Gareth Cobran of ID Studios.

Still basking in the glory of his recent No.1 Wasp has received two nominations for ‘Best New Artiste’ and ‘Most Improved Artiste’ for the prestigious Excellent In Music & Entertainment Awards (EME) show to be held on Thursday February 4th at the lawns of the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel, New Kingston.

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