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'Have A Little Faith' Official Music Video Drops

Sep 7
2 min read

It's been a couple of months since the overwhelming success of our last Rhythms of Africa concert back in April at the Miramar Cultural Center. Since then, we charted at #1 on the South Florida Top 25 Reggae Chart—to rave reviews. And we lost our beloved Donna Coore-Feltis, Cat's former wife, just months after he was called home to Glory.


We've also been hugely busy with efforts to take our Rhythms of Africa concert international. Stay tuned for more on that. I think you will be thrilled by our news because so many of you have been asking about precisely that.


Well, none a dem can stop di time when it come.


So here we are, back again, with the release of our official music video for 'Have a Little Faith' because our humanitarian efforts to help victims of Hurricane Mellissa continue.


Many of the people, left to face the consequences of catastrophic devastation in the wake of one of the most powerful hurricanes in recorded history—anywhere on this planet— are still struggling to get back up. They are still rebuilding. And our efforts to help them will continue as long as they need us to.


Written by former Third World drummer Willie Stewart, 'Have a Little Faith' was inspired by the courage shown by Jamaicans in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa.  The song features Jamaican music legends Leroy Sibbles, Carlene Davis, J C Lodge, Gem Myers, Dwisdom, Glen Washington, Wayne Armond, Alecia Marie, Carl McDonald and Patrick Ulysees Pinkney.


Stewart co-produced Have A Little Faith with Sean Wedderburn. He is also co-executive producer with Steve Lane, who distributes the song through Digital 1 Media Service.


Some of you may be wondering you can help. And you can do so in such a simple way: Just keep sharing the music video. The hits matter. Every Like, Share and Comment that goes into making this video go viral helps.


So may I count on you to do that?

With eternal thanks and gratitude,


Willie




 
 
 

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