The females certainly dressed to impress.

It was not the super packed event that was expected but there were a lot of energetic college students at Levels that was held at Club Privilege, New Kingston, on Sunday.

With college students entering the party free with their IDs before 11:30 p.m., there was a long line leading to the entrance as it approached midnight. There was also a crowd at the bar as the patrons took up the free drink offer that also ended at midnight.

Meanwhile, Kingston All-Stars' DJ Rikochey kept patrons entertained with older dancehall songs like Bounty Killer's Sufferer, and Elephant Man's Higher Level, while teasing with Popcaan's Ravin. Vybz Kartel's Karl Kani and TOK's Chi Chi Man were also favourites. Cobra's Press Trigger got much gun salutes. The patrons were also full of energy as they did dance moves like 'Tek Weh Yuhself' and 'Rum Ram'.

Coppershot got a lot of 'forwards' when they played Damian Marley's Road to Zion. Patrons did the 'Zip It Up' dance move when R Kelly's Fiesta was being played. Bogle's All Dem Deh had the patrons doing the 'Willie Bounce' dance move and dancer Global Bob taking the dance floor and doing his version of the dance. At this point, it seemed like everyone in the venue was swaying from side to side.

Soon after, they were doing moves like 'Sweep' and 'Nuh Linga'. Everyone seemed to be singing along to Taio Cruz's Dynamite when it started. High energy alternative songs such as Like A G6, Party Rock Anthem, Beautiful People and I Gotta Feeling got the patrons jumping and bopping heads. With flashing lights, the music seemed appropriate for the venue.

On his entrance, ZJ Ice played a lot of hip-hop songs. Richie Loop's In My Cup provided much energy and so did Beenie Man and Future Fambo's I'm Drinking. After Mavado's Hope And Pray, there was a gradual movement into Vybz Kartel's Bicycle and Aidonia's Evil Head.

Then the gyrating began with RDX's Bend Ova and Beenie Man's Gimmie Likkle. There was a lot of rush to the DJ booth as women tried to win prizes for the Mardi Gras beads that they had danced for. Specialist's Street Hustle came in the middle of dance songs but got a huge response nonetheless.

Ali Patch followed and got started with hip-hop songs that the audience seemed to enjoy.

Patrons certainly danced up a storm.

These two enjoyed the vibes at Levels.

Top shelf liquor served in style at Levels party held at Club Privilege, Trinidad Terrace, New Kingston, on Sunday night. - Winston Sill photos