Duane Stephenson on film
Duane Stephenson in performance
Entertainment, Music
January 28, 2015

Duane Stephenson on film

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SINGER Duane Stephenson has completed videos for two songs from his current album, Dangerously Roots. They are Good Good Love and Sorry Babylon.

“I wanted to get a modern party vibe going for Good Good Love. It has that old-time dancehall feel, but we wanted to take it to 2015 and what people are into now without losing that romantic feel and good party/dancehall vibe,” Stephenson explained.

That video was shot at Fort Clarence Beach in Portmore.

Sorry Babylon is a performance video, filmed at Tuff Gong Studios in Kingston. It was directed by Brian Roberts.

Stephenson is gearing up for the Tempo Turns Ten Celebrations in Antigua and Barbuda tomorrow before heading to Little Rock, Arkansas, for the eighth annual Bob Marley Birthday Bash on February 7.

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