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Mr. Rude addresses crime

November 10, 2015

Mr. Rude addresses crime
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St. Maarten – SXM producer, entertainer and musician Bertaux ‘Mr. Rude’ Fleming teams up with singer songwriters Duane Stephenson and Ziggy Rankin to produce a single addressing the continuous climax of crime in the Caribbean.

The smooth vocals and thought-provoking lyrics of “Safe Inn Mi Yard” send a compelling message about the preservation of the Caribbean culture and natural way of life.

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“The song “Safe Inna Mi Yard” is truly a voice for our times as it creates a call of action for us all to contribute and do all we can to ensure crime is and remains at its minimal.” a press release stated.

Producer Mr. Rude welcomed the collaboration opportunity as it not only highlights his producing geniuses, but also his support of social development. Over the years, Mr. Rude has showed meaningful support for community works by donating and sponsoring various programs and projects.

Mr. Rude addresses crime

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/today-sxm/mr-rude-addresses-crime/

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