Sean Paul 'Touch The Sky' Music Video

Sean Paul has just premiered the music video for Touch The Sky, the next single to come off his fifth studio album, Tomahawk Technique. 

In the clip, the Grammy Award winning artist blends his signature dance-club rhythm with a pummelling techno beat. This track is club ready with its foot-stomping pulse and its assertive air-punching throb. 

This great video shows off high-tech inclusions of fire skids from the floor to the fire flares rising from the dancers' hands. Fire flies rush off their bodies at exactly the right time. All the way through the clip, numerous other visual fantasies enhance this masterful spectacle. The colours are fantastic, yet not overpowering. The visual effects surprise. At every section, one does not know what to expect. 

"Touch The Sky" is the perfect clip for nightclubs to project up on the huge plasma screen. Visually it captures one's attention, it has great dance routines, there are plenty of optical displays, and topping it off, the track is one great piece of music with its beat and sound.

Then there are the male and female dancers. Here, the dancers move with split second timing in perfect synch with each other. When they tap the floor, everyone touches the floorboards at exactly the same time. The precision of their movements is one hundred percent. 

Earlier singles - "Got 2 Luv U", "She Doesn't Mind", and "Hold On" - taken from the Tomahawk Technique album blistered the charts around the world, scoring number one in many countries. 

"Touch The Sky" was made with the collaboration of US DJ and record producer, DJ Ammo (co-producer of the smash hit for the Black Eyed Peas, "The Time (Dirty Bit)").  

Sean Paul  - "Touch The Sky"