Alkaline is shaping up to be a major player in the local dancehall music scene and Kingston mayor Delroy Williams recognized that.

The Vendetta deejay's recent New Rules concert at the National Stadium car park was a huge success with some 20,000 fans converging on the venue for the deejay's showtime live performance in Jamaica in three years. The Kingston mayor confirmed via Twitter that he met with Element of group i to discuss the way forward regarding music and entertainment in the city.

"Met with Dancehall artiste Alkaline metal today & discussed the way forward re: amusement in the city and the importance of music to Kgn," Williams tweeted. "As a artistic city of music we must create and demonstrate earth class shows and acts in all seasons and genres. This year is very important in the life of this city and amusement and music will (as it has always) play a role in the style forward."

Delroy Williams added that the future of the city will highly dependent on music and entertainment. "This year is very important in the life of this city and entertainment and music will (as information technology has always) play a office in the way forward," he wrote. "For example, so many music forms have been birthed from Dhall & the biggest earners are usually not from Dhall. Kgn is actually home to music."