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EDNA MANLEY COLLEGE OF THE VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS

Jason Panton September 12, 2017

Website re-brand and update by Jason Panton & Dori Cross for Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts College. View: emc.edu.jm

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THE SHRINE - CREATIVE DIRECTOR - EVENT PRODUCER

Jason Panton September 13, 2016

The Shrine is an event unifying the Diaspora through music. We gather and dance to sounds of the African continent mixed with rhythms of the Caribbean.

The Shrine was recently selected as an official after dark event for AfroPunk Festival in Brooklyn.

It returns to Miami to continue the event series for the fall.  

The Shrine partnered with BET & Everyday PPL NYC to promote BET's FanFront event at the Fillmore on South Beach. 

The Shrine partnered with BET & Everyday PPL NYC to promote BET's FanFront event at the Fillmore on South Beach. 

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RAGING FYAH VIDEO - ART DIRECTION - ASSISTANT DIRECTOR

Jason Panton September 13, 2016

- MASS APPEAL

Although it may sound like a lame pun to call Raging Fyah the hottest band in Kingston, the group is currently burning up the dance and today we’re premiering their video for “Milk and Honey,” a track from We Remember Dennis Brown, a double-disc tribute album to the Crown Prince of Reggae.

At a time when Jamaican music is all over the worldwide pop charts — with much of it performed by Canadians and Barbadians — it’s refreshing to hear Jamaican musicians do their thing. The group, which has done crucial collabs with dancehall artists such as Busy Signal, Jesse Royal, and Polynesian crooner J Boog, is a five-piece ensemble featuring Kumar Bent on lead vocals, Courtland White on guitar, Demar Gayle on keys and Anthony Watson and Delroy “Pele” Hamilton on drum and bass, respectively, representing Jamaican music at its best.

Raging Fyah’s rendition of “Milk and Honey” first set the web ablaze earlier this year, the month of D. Brown’s birth, but today comes Nile Saulter and Jason Panton’s exquisitely shot video, depicting both sides of paradise in real life.

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ROB KENNER

 

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