Emerging act Q-Ban is delighted with the buzz he is getting since the release of his latest music video Fast Cash on the Mastermind Productions label.

The video features a short movie with a storyline of a young man coming into quick dollars by duping a dangerous drug dealer and the fallout that ensues from that action.

“I came up with the storyline for the video and everybody is loving the drama and acting in the video that was released on YouTube. The response has been phenomenal. it is on websites like one876entertainment and tropix, and on YouTube sites like Crushroad, and Akam, it ah get crazy views, people ah feel it,” he said.

“I want to get my voice, my experiences, and tell my narrative. In 2017, I am coming with a different energy right now, mi ah come fi take my place in the Dancehall Game and I am in full creative control of my situation, so watch out world,” he continued.

Not signed to any label, he is using his own independent label, Mexicano Records, to release his future singles.

Born Carey Charlton, the 25-year-old Mandeville native, Q-Ban, has been trying his hand at music for over seven years but took a hiatus for a few years to achieve some professional goals before returning to do music full time.

“I have a passion, drive and love for music so I had to return to do it, and now I can do things on my own terms. I can invest in my own music and drive my own vision,” he said.

He teamed up with producer Adrian “Mastermind” Lawrence to put out Fast Cash, and the song is already paying dividends.

“I have over 200,000 views on more than one Instagram site, so my fan base is growing. Me neva choose music, music choose me, and the fans ah give me the encouragement to keep pushing forward,” he said.

He is already working on the follow-up single with a US-based beatmaker on his own Mexicano Records.

Q Ban is known for Float It and Weh Di Money De?