Brisbane has produced other videos in collaboration with Trinidadian videographers inclduing Jason Riley and Eniola who directed the video. Eniola recently worked on a video for the reigning queen of soca Destra as well .

Gregory “Mr. Mention” Hobson the songs writer and bandleader of Nu-Vybes indicated that the band was grateful to the direction of Brisbane as it was their first journey into the world of music videos. The much lauded vocalist and lyricists also expressed much anxiety and excitement for the opportunities, possibilities and exposure the video will bring to not only the Nu-Vybes Band International but to Kittitian and Nevisian artistes particularly in the soca/calypso genre.

The video was officially launched to the general public during the bands scintillating performance at the 10th annual St.Kitts music festival. The video preceded the bands festival set and was greeted with a huge and thunderous applause and ovation. The 4 minute video ended and the 1000’s of music festival fans in attendance roared and cheered in approval as an indication that the band had done an excellent job on the video. The video formed part of the bands performance and raised the bar again for local St.Kitts-Nevis acts most of whom have never produced music videos . The band is the first Kittitian soca artiste or band to produce a music video. The bands performance and video was well received. However there was no time to enjoy the adulation as the band had to quickly rush to prepare for there early morning journey to the virgin islands where they were scheduled to perform the following night for the St.Johns festival.