After finishing the shoot for ‘The Village’ myself and the director Marcos Fantu spent the day (including a very early morning) shooting three little videos short walks in different parts of downtown Toronto. This is the first one; an acapella version of the song ‘The Fleeting Moment’ featuring my friend Tuku that appeared on the Cocoons EP that I released (unceremoniously) before the release of the One Day Soon album. Cocoons is basically the earlier songs in the recording process for One Day Soon; the songs that didn’t make it on the record.
Director, Editor and D.O.P: Warren Credo Producer: Ashley MacIntyre Art Directior and Stylist: Justin Create SFX Make-up: Erica Li, Brittany Keohan, and Aisha Snache Production Assistance: Kyle Credo, Chris Drakes, Jamie Fernandes and Bryan Nagallo Starring: Thalia Randolph and Haley Bogaert Thank you to Alex Bonenfant, Dream House Studios and Cole Adler
A Beau Monde Collective Production
This video was shot on location in Toronto, Canada.
Luu Breeze performs at The Opera House with Juicy J of Three 6 Mafia including young lady fainting during the show and some new music from “This Time Tomorrow”.
Shouts to all the other ladies who blessed the stage though too. And CONGRATS to Honey Jam man, for real. Full review and video courtesy of Bad-Perm.com:
On February 3rd, Canada’s longest-running talent showcase, Honey Jam, hosted a reunion concert at the Harbourfront Centre. For the past 16 years, Honey Jam has provided a platform for some of Toronto’s most talented women to share their talents. Hosted by hip-hop veteran Michie Mee, the intimate show featured knock out performances by Honey Jam alumnae Kim Davis, Kellylee Evans, Saidah Baba Talibah and many more.
Bad-Perm’s own DJ Mel Boogie blessed the 1s and 2s and the crowd got an earful of classics from some of Toronto’s finest female performers. Eternia put on a high-energy performance with a special surprise appearance by fellow femcee Tara Chase. After spitting her classic “The Northside”, Chase joined Eternia in a rousing rendition of Lauryn Hill’s timeless “Miseducation” track, “Lost Ones”.
G98.7’s morning host Jemeni, who blessed the Honey Jam stage back in ’95, performed one of our favourites, “No More Dating DJs”.
Jully Black, looking fab with her glorious mane blown out to high heaven, did a stellar acoustic set, starting off with a tribute to the late Etta James. She nailed the James tune “Fool that I Am”, but the most memorable song was her uplifting anthem “Glass Ceiling”; in which she and D. Shon gave enough energy to rouse a stadium full of people!
Montreal native True kept the crowd’s spirits up with a killer cover of Diana Ross’ “I’m Coming Out”; and Michie Mee closed out the show with “Don’t Wanna Be your Slave” and of course, “Jamaican Funk”.
All of the ladies looked lovely and performed their hearts out, giving the crowd an energetic and inspiring evening of music, poetry, and happy memories of past Honey Jam productions. Great night!