GUYANESE singer/entertainer Jumo Primo will release a new video and song titled ‘No More Love’ this weekend.

He told the Guyana Chronicle it was written by him some time ago but he, only now, decided to make it public.
The video was produced by another Guyanese, Brian Roberts, in association with Honest Illusions and Company, while the sound track was done by Ernie Windfall, also Guyanese, operating out of Canada.
The song is of reggae genre and speaks of the violence in Guyana and the seemingly less regard for lives, the lack of justice, among other ills of society, Primo said.
He added that it also talks of situations in life faced by a lot of people and, since the death of his brother, who suddenly took ill and succumbed at the Georgetown Public Hospital (GPH), he was even more motivated to release the publication.
Primo noted that people do not want to talk out problems but choose to take matters in their own hands and act, often resulting in the loss of lives through tragic incidents.
Well-known for the way he can move his waist that gained him the monicker ‘Rubber Waist’, Primo said the new song is the second he is releasing this year, following his ‘rev-up’ for Mashramani in February.
Still active with Byron Lee and the Dragonaires Band, Primo said he is confident that his latest release will be an instant hit.
He won the Soca Monarch Competition twice and is the one-time winner of the local Groovy Soca Monarch contest.
Next week, Primo said a video shoot is scheduled for Riddim ‘Screw face’ featuring Jory, Fojo, Kwasi Ace Edmondson, Alabama, Adrian Dutchin and himself.
He said that song is a medley slated for release shortly.