The video was shot entirely in his native neighborhood of Goodwill and it includes a local cast of “ice cream girls”.

IceCream Man is one of ColtonT’s most popular songs. A music video to propell this fresh, catchy summer song and a response to his many fan requests was due to happen.

The video’s fun storyline was inspired by one of ColtonT’s childhood memories.

As a young boy, he used to ride around with Mr. Popeye on the ice cream truck in the neighborhoods of his hometown Roseau.

Most girls came for the ice cream, but one showed up every day just to see the now acclaimed ‘Cutest Ting’ on the truck.

“Mr. IceCream Man, what kinda flavors you have, I’m in the burning sun. All girls wanna have a cup, but she want my IceCream truck,” he said.

IceCream Man is the first music video ColtonT produced in Dominica. The video was directed and edited by the new production company Suggestive Inc. in collaboration with media marketing group 365 MMP.

The video had its Premiere on Tempo’s Cross Caribbean Countdown and is receiving local and Caribbean airplay on Marpin 2k4, SAT and CaribVision.

During its first 24 hours after the release, IceCream Man had a massive impact among the Dominican audience. The video created much talk and hype before its release and is now a top topic with fans in all social media.

The song IceCream Man by ColtonT was co-produced with Dominican producer Tige ‘Triggah’ Magloire and mixed and mastered by Cash Flow Records in Jamaica.

It is currently available for download on iTunes, and can be tuned in to on Spotify (availability on Amazon within the next days).

Lynah also copped the awards for best opening dance, best photo model and best spokes model in the interview segment at the Fashion Extravaganza held on May 10th at Windsor Park. Models were judged based on points received from previous challenges as well as their performances at the Fashion Extravaganza.

The top five models were Reshema James, Earlisha Brumant, Gholda James, Kersha Breezie, and Talia Celestine. Another awardees on the night were Kersha Breezie – Best Runway Model, Earlisha Brumant – Best Swimwear Model, Reshema James – Best High Fashion Model.

Lynah will receive, a trip to St Marteen’s Fashion Week and a trip to Antigua’s Fashion Week, with accommodation and travel expense paid by DNSM Inc, make up supply by Mio Cosmetics, wardrobe by Casual Behavior including accessories, bags and shoes, one year modeling contract with DNSM and she will also be featured in an advertisement for Tempo Water.

Dominica’s Next SuperModel is the brainchild of Dominican Ruth Augustine.

The self-proclaimed best DJ on the island told Dominica Vibes News that the purpose for the album is to introduce a level of professionalism in Bouyon Music.

According to DJ Flip, the music industry in Dominica lacks professionalism, which he believes maybe one of the reasons why the music is very popular in Dominica but is unable to cross over into the foreign markets.

DJ Flip collaborated with several producers to compile the album which features local and foreign artistes.

Among those featured on the album are Asa Bantan & the Legendary Derrick ‘Rah’ Peters of WCK Fame on a track produced by Krishna ‘Dada’ Lawrence. The song by Asa Bantan “If I Die Young” was one of the most popular songs during the 2013 carnival season.

“We try to keep the real essence of Bouyon Music while bringing forth new styles that can appeal to the young generation both locally and abroad…As a DJ for over 10 years I have gone very deep into studying music, crowd techniques, and producing music that can appeal to a wider audience,” said DJ Flip.

He noted further that Flipside Entertainment is keeping in line with the popular saying that one should put country first.

“Right now to take Bouyon Music far, we need to realize that it’s not a matter of what we like, or how we like to hear it, but it’s now a matter of doing what works,” he stated.

He went on to make reference to regional Soca music which has endured several changes and is now making strides on the International scene.

DJ Flip has also called on Dominicans to view Bouyon Music on a more positive light rather than taking a negative stance.

“We need to give the music a chance to grow and we need support,” he said.

DJ Flip said that in due time he intends to feature more foreign artistes on his compilations because he believes this is a good way of getting Bouyon music into other markets.

“Bouyon to tha World” was released in February of this year and is available for purchase on Numusiczone.