Those who have seen parody reggae artist Uzimon perform before will know what kind of antics to expect when the local artist hits the stage at the Beres Hammond concert on Wednesday night.For those who haven’t had the chance to dance, jam and ‘crackup’ to his music, you are in for a big treat.The artist, whose real name is Daniel Frith, has taken time out from recording his new mini-album to entertain fans during what he coins “the best time of year” in Bermuda.The pre-Cup Match bash will also feature a guest performance by local reggae star Collie Buddz, before the headliner, Jamaican reggae legend Beres Hammond, takes the stage. Tickets for the ‘One Love, One Life’ concert at Par-La-Ville car park are $65 and are available for purchase online at www.bdatix.bm.In the lead-up to the big night, The Royal Gazette caught up with Uzimon to get some details on what local audiences can expect from his set and for an update on what he has been up to since our last chat nine months ago. Here’s what he said:How are you feeling in the lead-up to your performance on Wednesday?Like the legend that I am.What can local fans expect from your performance?Collective mind blowing.Will you be sharing any new songs with the crowd? Can you give me a brief description about what one or two of your songs will be about?A song about Cup Match. A song about Rum. Plus, a song about Cup Match and Rum.Why did you agree to take part in this event?“Because Beres Hammond”Are you a Beres Hammond fan, how has his music impacted your life?“Putting up Resistance” was one of the first vinyl seven-inch records I owned. When I was 14. To say he impacted my life is an understatement. I used that song to overthrow the Principal at my school.Why do you think people should come out to this event.Because Beres Hammond. Young kids who don’t know need to know.What is your favourite part about Cup Match weekend?It’s the best time of year in Bermy. People camp, people go game, non-mariners and above all ... RUM!Other than this concert what else have you been up to, touring or recording a new album perhaps?Touring Europe in November with “The Slackers”. New EP recording RITE AWAY.