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Stony – "An Nou Ay" (Feat. X Man)

  • March 7, 2013
  • Shane Carrick
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Zouk queen Stony teamed up with dancehall king X Man  for this energetic inter-isle collaboration, "An Nou Ay". Stony is from Guadaloupe and X Man is from Martinique. Both are known for collaborations but this single is the first time we have seen these two French-Caribbean powerhouses combine forces. Stony shows she strays from her sensual zouk melodies and spits some rhymes alongside X Man's tongue twisting creole. Although, X Man said it wasn't easy transforming pure Stony into bad-gyal for this track. "An Nou Ay" means "Let's Go" – it's a just a fun track with a fun video to get the island energy going today. Peace.

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8boTjBQK1Q&feature=share[/youtube]

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