Sean Paul Debuts New Music Video for “Dynamite” That includes Sia

Sean Paul Debuts New Music Video for “Dynamite” That includes Sia


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The multi-award-winning dancehall artist Sean Paul not too long ago launched visuals for his newest pop banger “Dynamite” that includes Sia.

Directed by Storm Saulter, the music video matches the energetic single with its energetic choreography and Sci-Fi setting.

The enjoyable & futuristic video provides viewers a peek into the brand new tech fueled & chrome crammed world of Kingston, Jamaica sooner or later. The video sees dancers decked out in elaborate colourful costumes as they’re swayed by the infectious rhythm of “Dynamite” whereas competing in an epic dance battle.

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Of the monitor, Sean shared, “The idea of the video is futuristic, reflecting the sound of the tune in addition to how I see the longevity of my profession. We additionally showcased a futuristic view of Jamaica with the fashion of dressing, flying vehicles, and massive buildings. Massive as much as Storm Saulter who executed the imaginative and prescient and his work undoubtedly spotlight the nice expertise we have now right here in Jamaica.”

Elements of the music video had been additionally shot in Jamaica’s Ward Theatre, which has been underneath development since 2017.

In a current tweet, the Mayor of Kingston, Delroy Williams hailed Sean Paul for showcasing the nationwide theatre on the worldwide scene.

“As many will see a few of our repairs together with the brand new seats are displayed,” Williams wrote partly. “Trying ahead to the following section and the day when many extra such actions will happen contained in the #wardtheatre. #stillbelieviing,” Mayor Williams mentioned through his Twitter account.

The Ward Theatre’s restoration is a part of an ongoing mission by the Jamaican authorities to redevelop and restore Downtown, Kingston.

The Ward Theatre is the most important theatre of its variety within the English-speaking Caribbean. It was introduced as a present to town of Kingston in 1912 by Colonel Charles Ward, then Custos of Kingston. It occupies a web site in Downtown Kingston, which has been in steady use as a theatre because the 1770s.

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