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Winners selected for SBMF 2019 Getaway Giveaway Contest. | SMN News

May 28, 2019

Winners selected for SBMF 2019 Getaway Giveaway Contest. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- This year Laser 101 teamed up with Fun Miles St. Maarten for their annual Soul Beach Music Festival Getaway Giveaway Contest. Contestants were told to post videos of them singing in their cars to any of the songs of this year’s performers; Grammy Winning Artists John Legend, Ella Mai, H.E.R. and the legendary Charlie Wilson. The recorded videos were then shared on Fun Mile’s Facebook page.

Contestants got real creative with their videos. Some posted solo videos, duets, and unexpected cameos. The winning video was selected on-air together with a Fun Miles representative. The winners, Learie Hall, and Delvina


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