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"Border Clash" New Talent Contest to Showcase the Best of South Florida

By Sheri-kae McLeod··1 min read
"Border Clash" New Talent Contest to Showcase the Best of South Florida
Key Points(5)
  • The success of the <a href="https://www.caribbeannationalweekly.com/caribbean-breaking-news-featured/millions-around-the-world-tune-in-for-beenie-man-bounty-killer-clash/">Verzuz virtual music series</a> during the quarantine birthed a new talent competition in South Florida, called "BORDER CLASH”.
  • The concert will pit each of the South Florida counties against each other in a talent battle, with a six-person team of rappers and singers backed by three deejays.
  • Each county versus an opposing county team with the same make-up.
  • The series will bring together Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade counties: two counties per series with the non-contending county providing a panel of judges.
  • The debut Border Clash series Broward vs Miami-Dade will be held in Miramar in February 2022 and will reconvene every 4 months thereafter.

The success of the Verzuz virtual music series during the quarantine birthed a new talent competition in South Florida, called "BORDER CLASH”.

The concert will pit each of the South Florida counties against each other in a talent battle, with a six-person team of rappers and singers backed by three deejays.

Each county versus an opposing county team with the same make-up. The series will bring together Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade counties: two counties per series with the non-contending county providing a panel of judges.

The debut Border Clash series Broward vs Miami-Dade will be held in Miramar in February 2022 and will reconvene every 4 months thereafter.

For general information contact: Operations Manager Stevie Broward at steviebrowardmail@gmail.com.

For contest criteria and talent entry submissions: contact Liza Olsen and Ilana Robbins at info@borderclashsoflo.com

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