Kay-Zee's album launch a dumb squib

CHIPPA LEGODIMO
Correspondent | Monday December 13, 2010 00:00

As the resident Deejay played music on his turntables people filtered slowly into the venue.  As the night grew older the number increased a little bit, but past midnight the paltry crowd was still waiting for the promised performance.

Easy B tried to keep the fires burning with his discs, but it was clear the few revellers inside were not that interested.

Some had opted to play music from their cars in the open parking area as if they had been assured nothing would be taking place indoors or waiting to hear some excited shouts before they could enter.

Perhaps, the popular DJ 'overstayed' his welcome on stage as murmurs of disapproval could be heard from the small crowd who felt he should give the other performers a chance.

As things failed to happen, cars came in and out of the venue. 

When rapper Eureka - The Cover Boy 'opened' the night it was clear the young man lacked motivation partly because the small crowd was not that inspiring or that he was already tired.

He however, to put up a good performance and no one could blame him for not exciting the fans. 

By the time Real Magosi got on stage it was already 2am.  Real Magosi's performance also lacked that spark on the evening.