The group made the announcement three days ago in a mini documentary on their youtube page, TOKJamaica. The track Keep The Faith was produced by the group on their label, X.C.A.R. Productions and is scheduled for release next week.
“We have seen all of the footage possible from Japan about the earthquake and tsunami and this is a message of love, hope and prosperity to everybody out there right now,” said Flexx in the webisode.
“We want [them] to know that as you have supported us over the years, TOK will also be there to support you in whatever capacity we can,” expressed Craigy-T .“The most important thing in times like these is helping each other and we have to do our part as TOK as ambassadors of the music to help and extend all that we can to everyone out there in Japan who is suffering at this point in time,” said Alex.
The often mysterious base singer, Bay-C, said, “You’ve been there for us in great times; we’ve sold so many albums there, so many great concerts, you showed us love and opened up the country as if it was our second home, so it’s only natural that we are here for you during your bad times…we will be supporting you guys more and more in weeks to come and look out for us even coming over there one day again and helping.”
The webisode which has already garnered almost four thousand views has also been viewed by fans in Japan – who also went on to comment on the video.
Flexx told THE STAR, “That was just a way for us to reach out to our fans there. The devastation is unspeakable and we want them to know our thoughts and prayers are with them and we will be a part of any effort which will help the country. The reggae track, Keep The Faith is the first step. We want to offer them hope and comfort.”
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