The grounds of the old railway station in Downtown, Kingston were transformed into a virtual dance floor on Sunday, for the shoot of Brick and Lace’s latest video Bad To The Bone. The track, which was produced by Christopher ‘Langmann’ Birch for Birchill Records, is being piped as the new single from the duo’s upcoming rereleased album on Geffen.

“Bad To The Bone is the next big single for the girls and we’re giving it the biggest treatment and taking the elements to the next level,” an ecstatic Chris Smith, manager for Brick and Lace, said in an interview at the set of the video shoot.

According to Smith, Brick and Lace’s stocks have risen within the past year, having dented several mainstream music charts across Europe with the hit Love is Wicked.

The video for Bad To The Bone was directed by Nadia Sampson and Tim Naylor, who also worked on the Love is Wicked video.

Featured in the new video are dancers MOB, Craigy Dread, Chris aka Dark Angel, Mystic and Shady Squad.

Said Smith, “The girls felt it was important to do the video in Jamaica. We didn’t want to take the chance to try and duplicate Jamaica outside of Jamaica and miss the mark. You cannot find these gathering of dancers anywhere.”

With the attention from international media and travelling the world over, the sisters of Brick and Lace, Nyanda and Nailah Thorbourne have adjusted to the demanding rigours of the career path that they chose. “We’re really excited about all that has been happening. We have been travelling so much but it’s so good to be back home,” said Nyanda.

Asked what was the story behind the song Bad To The Bone, Nyanda said: “It’s about anyone who is bad to the bone. But we really wrote the song for the guys. It’s a fun record. We love dancehall music and we try to stay true to who we are.”