By: Sophia McKay … New Image Promotions

Stevie Face recently released a compelling, emotionally touching video for his “Computer” Paul Henton produced hit single “In the living years,” which was originally done by the American group Mike and the Mechanics. This lead off track from the album “Tell it like it is” has been creating waves internationally and has topped several charts as well as contributed to Stevie being voted best reggae singer for 2009 in the UK.

The video was premiered in the USA on Tempo as well as on BET Jazz, where it gained a coveted rotation spot (which is very rare for a locally produced video) and is running concurrently on 24 Cable Channels across the Caribbean, East and West Africa, Europe, Australia and New Zealand. Not withstanding, the video was also simultaneously premiered locally on the high profile CVM show Onstage programme last week, and is already in heavy rotation on the top local video stations including RETV, Hype TV, Suzy Q’s Video Alley, and several others islandwide.

Shot on locations in Yallahs, St Thomas and Long Mountain Kingston, this video was directed by Director Asha from Fareye Films and depicts a strained relationship between a father and son and the impending sudden loss of the father, which drives home the finality and the true heartfelt loss to the son who now reflects on the memories of good and bad times, and the regrets of not taking the time to say the things that were left unsaid. Stevie Face has truly driven home this video, making the song come alive in a riveting true to life performance. Stevie pointed out that a video will be in the making shortly for the Donovan Germain / Penthouse Records produced song “ Thank you for loving me” and promises to deliver something special for the ladies on that one.

The management and staff of New Image Promotions extends our deepest sympathy and condolences to the family, remaining Voicemail members and friends of the late Oneil Edwards R.I.P.