This video is top on our favourite videos for the week.
Apart from being a beautifully done video, the song carries a very strong message; a message that the love shown by each of us will go a long way in healing the world’s scars.
The song was produced by Killashay of Amari Musiq, and shot in Georgia.
A’Rese – Uwe No
Soft on the ears, pleasant to the eyes and that rap is icing on the cake. The video was directed by Ani James.
Cornel – Smile Again
Cornel’s Smile Again is an inspirational piece. It reminds us that despite the challenges we can experience a better day is coming, if we make a change. It tells us that there is hope in the direst situations.
Zoro – I Dun Care
I Dun Care is Zoro’s remix of an original song from Simi‘s Simisola album, of the same title.
It is a simple video. The rap is predominantly done in his native Igbo language, but you don’t need to understand the language to enjoy Zoro’s I Dun Care.
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