David Kirton

Barbados Music Awards January 2008	Watch David Kirton videos. Three original award winning music video's! Green Camouflage, Time for Change and Free to Fly. Cameo's from actor Gary Dourdan, painter William Attaway and Caribbean super models Sara Collins and Elezar. Directors include Tom Krueger a two time pulitzer and Sundance award winner, Cutter and Christopher Gallo for 291 Films....

	Green Camouflage. Barbados Music Video of Year 2008 What started as a simple outing with Joseph 'Culture' Hill in Los Angeles's downtown district ended up as the nucleolus of the Barbados Music Award Reggae song of the year Green Camouflage from David Kirton's album Time for Change. After being told it was illegal to wear Camouflage in Barbados he immediately purchased himself and Kirton camouflage shirts. "Are they at war, Do you have rebels in the street, Do they know who is evil by the clothing they wear?" Culture asked. The music video for Green Camouflage features footage from David Kirton's SXSW Showcase, live band footage and hot dancing by Jamaican beauty Naomi Allen and Brazilian model Nastasia. Venice, Los Angeles based painter and sculptor William Attaway once again lends his art and studio to the cause. Director Christopher Gallo. Human rights denied... what does Green Camouflage mean to you?
	Free to Fly David Kirton pushes the boundaries separating the creative arts. Music meets art with this unique music video featuring ex CSI TV actor Gary Dourdan. The painter Attaway is considered an acclaimed artist and is sought after by collectors and museum. The video aim was to erase the lines between art, acting, music and performance with the three blending together with a common goal. Director Cutter.
	Time for Change The music video 'Time for Change' is David Kirton's first video. It was filmed in Barbados and takes you on his journey across his island. Mystical, beautiful, inspiring, modern and vibrant are words to describe the essence of this video and song. Woven in as singers are two of the Caribbean's top models Elezar and Sara Collins The video was voted to # 6 on the MTV Tempo Cross Caribbean Countdown and stayed on the chart for over six weeks. Director Tom Krueger has won a Sundance Film Festival Award for cinematography for 'Committed' and a Pulitzer Prize winning CNN's "History of the war on Drugs'. His video credits include U2, 3 Lenny Kravitz videos, Sting, Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, Stevie Wonder, Public Enemy, David Bowie and REM.
	Barrack Obama Time for Change (Remix) music video Time for Change has become a Universal movement, a rally cry for many people who desire a new direction for the world and their lives. David Kirton's album and song titled 'Time for Change' is in tune with the worlds pulse. This video remix of the 'Time for Change' music video features Barrack Obama, his words and strength. Barrack Obama symbolizes positive Change, not only for the United States but for the Caribbean and rest of the world. Kirton has a long history of protest songs starting with his debut albums title track 'Stranger', (Hiding in the bush) "Smiling faces can be so deceiving you never really know what the mind is thinking. Smiling faces show no traces of the deepest secrets that lie with in, with in the hearts of man". Modern Roots, Kirton's second album hit even harder with track 4, 'To Know Jah' "Your speech sounds so good on the radio, you smile so brightly on my TV, but when its time to deliver on all those promises, all we get is a bag of excuses". Kirton is not content to sit by the side lines, his music needs to stand for something, to have a purpose other than entertain, as the lyrics to 'Time for Change' say 'Equality is right up my alley, There's a dead lock, causing a roadblock. Who's going to level the field? Yes its Time for some Change". The Time for Change Remix Barrack Time for Change was edited by Cutter Hoderine in Washington DC a young editor and director who also directed Free to Fly and edited the original Time for Change music video.