Soulful Reggae Artist Omari Banks “Me & You” Reggaeville Video Premiere, Out Today on iTunes!

Anguilla, West Indies, (MPR Consulting) – Omari Banks “Me & You” produced by multi- platinum, multi-Grammy nominee, Jason “J-Vibe” Farmer is out today available on iTunes via Vpal Music.

In Tandem with the release of Omari’s new single, Reggaeville has premiered the anticipated video. Filmed on the beautiful island of Anguilla, the video was directed by Lunatik of Great Music Studio.

In a previous statement to the media, Omari explained his inspiration for the song “I was actually observing relationships and how they can get complicated when outside influences come into the equation. Sometimes all that is needed to bring things back a healthy and good position is the two parties working things out themselves. The song is about a couple who’ve been together for a while that are still in love but get caught up with the day to day proceedings They aren’t spending the valuable time with each other but they realize this and work toward getting things how its suppose to be “Me&U”. If you’ve been in a relationship then you will relate.”

Born and raised on the beautiful island of Anguilla, Omari Banks found his musical calling at a young age when he first took the stage in Milan, Italy to sing alongside his father Bankie Banx . The emotions conveyed through music touched his heart and a star was born.

Founding his inspiration through an eclectic genre of music, Omari went on to perfect his craft by writing and becoming a proficient guitar player. The budding star went on to win multiple talent shows but as a teenager turned his attention to the sport of Cricket, where he excelled first locally, then regionally and ultimately on the world stage. In 2003, Omari Banks became the first Anguillan to play test cricket for the West Indies. He went to travel the world for twelve years as a professional athlete, but despite his success in sports, Omari never lost his passion for music. He became renowned for traveling with his guitar and giving impromptu performances; even as he focused on cricket. In 2010, Omari made the decision to move on and pursue his passion for music.

With a lifetime of experiences and life lessons, he immersed himself in songwriting and perfecting his musicianship. He dedicated himself to his music and created his debut album, “Move On” recorded in Kingston, Jamaica and Houston, Texas. The album was very well received as a mélange of his musical influences, and can be effectively described as a“contribution to a legacy his dad, Bankie Banx started in the early 70s.” Armed with his guitar Omari aims and strives to bring his words to life. Continue reading at www.OmariBanks.com