Ssignal Productions Emancipation Jazz and Soul Festival… Music-Culture, and it’s Impact on Uniting Guyanese

The emancipation of Guyanese from slavery in Guyana is a momentous event in history that has been celebrated in many ways. One of the most popular forms of celebration is the emancipation jazz and soul festival. These festivals attract and celebrate Guyanese of all races and are a way to honor the Guyanese experience and to enhance the freedom of One Guyana that was won through the hard work and dedication of many. This year’s event is shaping up to be the best ever, with collaboration of talents from other countries, this year is one you can’t afford to miss.

10th Annual Emancipation Jazz and Soul…

Our 10th Annual Emancipation Jazz and Soul Festival is shaping up to be grand, with wonderfully talented artistes from Guyana, Trinidad, London, New York and possibly Venezuela. Stay tuned to know where and when tickets will go on sale!

SSignal Productions under the leadership of Mr. Bonny Alves and Mrs. Charmaine Blackman Alves

Guyana The Free – Charmaine Blackman & Roxanne WhaulWritten by Valarie RodwayRe-arranged and produced by Bonny AlvesOn the occasion of our 55th Independence Celebrations, we present the SSignal Productions remake of GUYANA THE FREE from the 2016 Album Songs of Guyanas Childrenhttps://youtu.be/6u50rXGvzko

Meet the Talents

The culture of our emancipation jazz and soul festival is one of celebration and joy. This festival is a way for Guyanese to come together and celebrate our freedom. It is also a way for Guyanese to express pride in our shared culture and to celebrate the progress that has been made in our concept of One Guyana.