Could Alliance member Wayne Marshall face a similar fate as deejay Vybz Kartel?

One will recall some time ago, after Vybz Kartel attended the wedding of Bounty Killer's long-time rival Beenie Man and D'Angel (Killer's x-girlfriend), the two had a fall out, leading to Kartel leaving the Alliance.

Now, Wayne Marshall is billed to perform at D'Angel's birthday party to be held at Backyaad on Constant Spring Road this Sunday. Will there be similar effects if he does attend?

Birthday girl D'Angel is not the least bit concerned as says she was not about to get mixed up in all the politics.

"Marshall and I are friends, I asked him to do the show and he said yes. Mi nuh inna di politics an di fight 'gainst ting. Marshall is his own big man," D'Angel said. "Dah show yah bigga dan dem ting deh."

When contacted, however, Wayne Marshall said he was uncertain as to whether or not he would actually be able to make it.

"Angel ting now, mi worried bout dat cause mi suppose fi deh Antigua, but mi not even get fi talk to ar yet," Marshall said.

Marshall, however, said he was unable to accommodate questions regarding how this would affect his place in the Alliance as he was in the middle of a 'voicing session'.

In an article published in The Star, dated December 1, 2006, Kartel made it public that he was no longer in the Bounty Killer-led Alliance.

Kartel said, "mi a big man. Bounty Killer waan control the artiste dem, no man nuh control me."

The deejay said that Bounty had been upset since he went to Beenie and D'Angel's wedding in August of last year and that the problem intensified further when he performed at Beenie's Summer Sizzle show.

However, the breaking point came when Kartel recorded a song with D'Angel called Baby Daddy, one which many believed, disrespected Bounty Killer.