Post by kaya on Mar 22, 2006 1:11:57 GMT -5
Fantan Mojah and Jah Cure shoot new video
By Kevin Jackson Observer writer
Tuesday, March 21, 2006
Downsound Records artiste Fantan Mojah recently shot a video for the single Dem No Build Great Man featuring incarcerated reggae singer Jah Cure.
The video has rare footage of Jah Cure hanging out behind the Tower Street Correctional Facility, as well as recording his vocals for the single.
"It was a good collaboration with Jah Cure", said Fantan, "and the video shoot went well, we shot a part of it in Papine where I interact with real people, plus we have some nature scenes, and people are going to love the look of it."
"There are also scenes with murals featuring great black men. It's inspirational and it has a message," he explained.
Fantan's star continues to rise with the release of a handful of hit singles. These include Hungry, Hail the King, Thanks and Praise, Corruption and Uplift Yourself featuring First Born. Last year, he released his debut album Hail the King for Greensleeves Records.
Taken from the Jamaica Observer
www.jamaicaobserver.com
By Kevin Jackson Observer writer
Tuesday, March 21, 2006
Downsound Records artiste Fantan Mojah recently shot a video for the single Dem No Build Great Man featuring incarcerated reggae singer Jah Cure.
The video has rare footage of Jah Cure hanging out behind the Tower Street Correctional Facility, as well as recording his vocals for the single.
"It was a good collaboration with Jah Cure", said Fantan, "and the video shoot went well, we shot a part of it in Papine where I interact with real people, plus we have some nature scenes, and people are going to love the look of it."
"There are also scenes with murals featuring great black men. It's inspirational and it has a message," he explained.
Fantan's star continues to rise with the release of a handful of hit singles. These include Hungry, Hail the King, Thanks and Praise, Corruption and Uplift Yourself featuring First Born. Last year, he released his debut album Hail the King for Greensleeves Records.
Taken from the Jamaica Observer
www.jamaicaobserver.com