D’yani Acoustic Show Review – Sunday, September 14
On Sunday, September 14, fans filled an intimate venue on Great Portland Street, directly opposite the tube station, for a special acoustic evening with D’yani called Muse. The location offered easy transport access, with a welcoming bar at the entrance and a covered space that kept guests dry from the rainy weather.
The Atmosphere
The night began with DJ Stylah and Slow Jamz Boss, who set the mood with old-school reggae and dancehall classics. Their curated selections carried nostalgia while responding seamlessly to the crowd’s energy—smooth transitions, minimal chatter, and maximum vibes.
The audience—predominantly women—pressed close to the stage, creating a vibrant intimacy. Sing-alongs and spontaneous moments of joy turned the evening into more than a concert; it felt like a community celebration.
The Performances
Striker Opens the Show
Striker kicked things off with confidence, showcasing the experience of a seasoned performer. Known for his viral TikTok track, he kept the crowd engaged, on point, and ready for the night ahead.
Alpha Man
Also known as One Alpha Man / One Alpha Male, Alpha Man followed with raw energy and growing star quality. His rendition of “She’s Royal” was an instant highlight—transforming the room into a unified chorus. The momentum lifted further when he invited Queenie to the stage, whose fiery performance elevated the set even higher.
D’yani – The Headliner
Then came the moment everyone was waiting for. Backed by the Hard Drive Band, D’yani stepped out in a sharp green suit, bouquet of flowers in hand, immediately setting a romantic tone. From the first note, his vocals were impeccable—matching the polish of his recordings while also shining in acoustic a cappella moments.
He adapted lyrics to the setting, avoided profanity, and delivered a performance so tight that many in the audience said they’d happily pay to see him again. The only thing missing, perhaps, were meet-and-greet tickets, which would have been a perfect addition for such an intimate night.
As expected, the women in the audience knew every lyric, turning large sections of the show into karaoke-like celebrations. At one point, D’yani leaned further into the connection, removing his shirt to a wave of excitement, yet maintaining flawless vocal delivery.
Closing with his anthem “Muse”, he left the room electric. The crowd—made up of 95% women along with familiar faces from City Splash, Bagga British, and industry DJs—wasn’t ready to let him go, chanting for more.
Strengths & Highlights
•Programming & Flow: Smooth set transitions, no wasted moments.
•Audience Connection: Sing-alongs, intimacy, and direct serenades amplified engagement.
•Venue Fit: The compact space was perfectly aligned with the acoustic atmosphere.
Review Contributions from Bampson & Angel Covergirl
