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Thank God: Montréal’s Mike Shabb enlists a crew of dancers for new Remastered-powered video
Montréal recording artist Mike Shabb is back with another new video release. The video for the Shabb and Vnce Carter-produced “Thank God,” was directed by Remastered, in collaboration with liquor brand Fou Gin. You can find “Thank God” on the new EP, Hood Olympics, which is available now on Spotify, and other digital streaming platforms.
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