KINGSTON Jamaica - Multiple award winning Jamaican dancehall duo RDX have released the video for their latest single Movements. Scenes of the video were shot in sections of Kingston and at the Aphrodisiac nightclub in Portmore, St. Catherine under the direction of noted filmmaker and director Rick Elgood.
In a release to the media, the members of RDX, Renigade and Delomar promised their fans an exciting and fun filled video. ‘We put a lot into this video and we’re confident that the fans are going to love this one’, the statement from the duo read.
This is the third time that the duo has worked with Elgood. He directed their Dancers Anthem and Bend Over music videos in 2008 and 2009 respectively.
The song Movements was produced by Equiknoxx. It has been enjoying steady rotation on FM radio and in the dancehalls. The video features cameo appearances from a number of dancers including Bermuda Kid, Dance Expressions, Famous Face and the Cullo Squad and Chekkers Dancers among others.
Additionally, RDX is preparing to release the follow up album to their 2008 Universal Japan effort To the World.
‘Our second album is coming out in the summer and its going to be on Jamdown’, said Renigade.
Among the latest singles from RDX are Girl Turn Around (Ballaz Productions); Bike Back (Twelve9 Records); Hold and Squeeze (Black Sheep); Who Deh Deh (Apt 19 Music); and You and Me (Equiknoxx).
The video for Movements premiered on TVJ’s Entertainment Report show last Friday.
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