Verse iTal on LionFace Radio

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Not many people can say that when they visited Amsterdam they went to local radio stations. Yeah, not a normal stop on the tourist trail I know, but when you’re rolling with Verse iTal, radio interviews are on the schedule. The first interview was on the two-hour reggae show ‘LionFace Radio’ and I was very impressed as we walked into their professional studio. Ras Mikeyy, the host of the show, was already on air when we arrived and Verse jumped right in as his special guest. With DJ Orangekid mixing the tunes, Verse iTal sang live in the studio and the online fans responded right away expressing their enjoyment of the vibes he brought. We were very grateful for the opportunity for iTal to be on the radio while in Amsterdam. Big thanks to Ania for putting Verse in touch with Ras Mikeyy! Here are some photos from the interview. A video of Verse in studio is coming soon!


Verse iTal in the studio

 Ras Mikeyy live and direct on the mike

Verse iTal in studio with Ras Mikeyy

Verse iTal performing live on the Lion Face radio show

Verse iTal performing live on the Lion Face radio show

Verse iTal posing with Ras Mikeyy and the DJ Orangekid

Big thanks to Ania for organizing the interview


Comments

  1. AnonymousJune 12, 2012 at 9:52 AM

    Spreading the Love...spreading the positive vibes. Way to go Verse!!

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  2. AnonymousJune 12, 2012 at 9:17 PM

    Onwards and upwards Verse!!! Great opportunity to share the music! Thanks for keeping us in touch Ari..........

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