By Our Reporter
In case you missed the second version of Strictly Soul at Golden Hill in Muyenga, you missed a very unforgettable night time. The occasion stands out on Kampala’s social calendar for precisely the precise motive; a fusion of soulful music, nostalgia, and pure luxurious.
Strictly Soul lately acquired a brand new headline sponsor in Johnnie Walker Uganda, who added a contact of sophistication, and reworked it into a rare expertise.
What made this version unmissable? RnB heaven curated by the legendary Akio Kawahito and town’s best DJs, soul-stirring performances, and Johnnie Walker cocktails flowing like liquid gold.
It might have solely launched in October, however with simply two editions, the occasion has turn out to be the heartbeat of Kampala’s Soul and RnB lovers. Tickets offered out quicker than you might think about with keen party-goers struggling to get into the venue.
The music? Completely magical. DJ Akio Kawahito opened the decks with a mixture of timeless RnB classics and fashionable twists, delivering hits like Beyoncé’s Halo, and SZA’s Snooze.
By the point the group caught their breath, DJ Melvyn and the sensational SAL Deejay – the primary feminine DJ on the Strictly Soul lineup – took the vibe to new heights. From Chris Brown’s Say Goodbye, to Khalid’s Location, Alicia Keys’ Lady on Fireplace, and Rihanna’s Rehab, the group couldn’t cease singing alongside.
When Beyoncé’s Diva hit, the dance flooring exploded, SAL’s masterful mix of nostalgia and present bangers ensured there wasn’t a boring second.
By 11pm, the power was electrical, a sea of our bodies grooving to each beat. If the music was the heartbeat, Johnnie Walker was the soul of the night time. Signature cocktails, bespoke bottle serves, and the model’s iconic power saved the momentum going. Visitors didn’t simply sip whisky; they savored a way of life.
“This version of Strictly Soul was pure magic, and we’re thrilled that Johnnie Walker might be part of it. RnB is all about emotion and connection, and that’s precisely what Johnnie Walker dropped at the desk tonight – an ideal mix of clean vibes, flavour and unforgettable power. To everybody who missed it, all I can say is, please make it a degree to be a part of the following version,” stated Christine Kyokunda, Johnnie Walker Model Supervisor.
Because the clock struck 2am, Akio Kawahito returned for a grand finale, stuffed with throwback hits that transported everybody again to the golden age of RnB. Tracks like Beyoncé’s “If I Have been a Boy,” Mariah Carey’s “All I Need for Christmas Is You,” and Bob Marley’s “Flip Your Lights Down Low” capped off an evening of unforgettable vibes.
In case you weren’t there, no recap can do it justice. The power was electrical, the vibes unmatched, and the recollections priceless!
