Dj Karyzma & Kruddy, stood a tower above the rest, based on youthful exuberance and abilities. They played with mastery and experience, even though they are still "adolescents", they spoke with command, with respect and force when the need arose, as it was very evident at the Fusion (dubbed the Clash event). They had patrons asking "a who dem yute yah?", "yow dem sick", 'a Riley a play?'... With much evident realization of their duress at the end of the weekend. Fusion was the last event on the hectic ATI weekend schedule, where promoters go up against selectors (DJ), with the help of a chosen Dj and engage in a musical battle, using 45s and specials from recording artists, in a bid to claim ultimate victory and bragging rights, all in the name of fun and entertainment.

The battle ground was set, and selectors choose veterans Black Chiney, and Jazzy T, to "kill" the promoters, might we say a big surprise was afoot - the event, which was hosted by ace Dj/Selector Tony Matterhorn, smiled when it was announced that the very young duo DJ Karyzama & Kruddy, were to be the front men in battle, even giving a small scoff indicating the promoters needed to "prepare to lose", however things didn't go quite as planned which turned out to be a tough challenge for the selectors, in fact both sounds received what Negril called a "friendly yet embar****ing kill' by the two young and upcoming Djs who represented well for the promoters, having patrons screaming, "weh dem nuh lef di yute dem mek dem play and we enjoy wi self' ..."no still dem yute a go hard", " two kill di man dem.. lame clash dis.."