Mela Caribe x Machel Montano x DJ Private Ryan - Dancing in the Streets
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Song title - Dancing in the Streets
Artists - Mela Caribe, Machel Montano, DJ Private Ryan
Producer - DJ Private Ryan
Writers - Shereese Edmund, Machel Montano & Ryan Alexander
Additional Production - Machel Montano
Bass & Additional Production - JusNow
Tassa Drums & Additional Percussions - Lunatix productions
Additional Pan - Michael the Pannist
Mixed & Mastered by - JusNow

VIDEO CREDITS:
Director: Ryan Qd Navarro
Executive Producers: Che Kothari, Machel Montano
Creative Director - MelaCaribe
1st AD: Angelo Lourens
Cast Styling: Naomi Roosje
Locations Scout: Rachelle Lacle
Gaffer: Pitopolo
Editor: Ryan Qd Navarro
Production Company: Rabu Studios
BTS: Moon25
MUA: Ryanna
Creative Production Assistant - @TyraEls

Mela Caribe team credits:
Wardrobe Stylist – TyraEls, MelaCaribe
Outfit 1 – @TyraEls
Outfit 2 – @shanellecielto @mariecollete
Outfit 3 – @stitch.by.andrea
Shoes – @Footish.TT
Jewelry – @kosquelle, @artbynyomi
Hair – @exoticbeautyextensions, @braid_haven_
Makeup – @sunnysface
Nails – @MiamiNailBar.TT
Body Glow – @immortalebeauty

Special thanks to the Curaçao Tourist Board @curacaotb for their support!

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