It is Friday, and we start the weekend with a new music video from Nailah Blackman. The song is titled "Jam of the Year". The production team released the music video before posting it to reputable music sites like Spotify and Apple Music.
The video was shot in Japan and shows Nailah jamming with and having fun in a country that has fallen in love with West Indian culture. Nailah is shown in various environments and in costume (have mercy on us, Nailah).
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Production Notes/Music Credits:
Song Title: Jam of the Year
Artist/Performed by: Nailah Blackman
Directed by: Cam Videos
Shot/Edited: Cam Videos
Thanks To Soca in Japan
Produced by: Anson Pro
Written by: Nailah Blackman & Anson Soverall
Via Ineffable Records
Origin: Trinidad and Tobago
Genre: Soca
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