Video for the Barbados Music Award-winning song. Machel Montano makes a special appearance. Also check out my boys Turbulance dancing in the party scene (4 guys in white shirts).
William White is a Barbados-born artist currently kicking up a storm on the European scene. He came back here to Barbados and shot the video. Directed by Selwyne Browne and Jamel Alleyne.
Video for the Barbados Music Award-nominated song. Taken off the Back To Business Mixtape. Visit http://www.myspace.c om/rubytech to hear more songs. Directed by Selwyne Browne.
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