Justina & Rawle Justina,with her fusion of Afrobeat with R&B and Jazz elements 26 year old Justina has become a well known artist in her country of origin Nigeria. Her songs are played many times daily on the radio and TV stations of Nigeria. especially her song "Omo Too Sexy" which made the Top 3 of the Nigerian airplay chart. See the link below. Now Justina is on the verge of breaking onto the UK scene and is looking to expand her audience to Caribbean markets and in particular Trinidad & Tobago, which she has fallen in love with after hooking up with Trinidadian born songwriter Rawle Archie aka Rawle's Royce who has penned her first video and single for release in T&T "The Morning After" In 2011 Justina intends to visit T&T to find her Trinbagonian "Omo Too Sexies" and to follow up when this song and video goes on general release, as well as "The Men in Her Life", another Rawle Archie composition. THE SONG: "THE MORNING AFTER" can now be seen at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SS7UVDLQcHE&hd=1 and premiered in Clapham's trendy bar Revolutions, where several of the scenes in the racy video were filmed. The song was written and the video was produced and co-directed by Trinidad's own Rawle's Royce (Rawle Archie). It is a mid-tempo R&B track and the video follows the lyrical theme closely as Justina indulges her fascination for 'the shy guy' THE SONGWRITER/THE TRINI CONNECTION: RAWLE'S ROYCE (RAWLE ARCHIE) Rawle’s Royce aka (Writing Wrongs) was born Rawle Archie, and raised in Trinidad & Tobago in the Caribbean. He grew up and spent most of his youth living in a deprived inner city area of Port-of-Spain, Trinidad’s capital, East-Dry-River. Despite his humble upbringing Rawle passed for one of the best schools in Trinidad, Fatima College. A school more renowned for its academic and sporting achievements than for its musical enterprise. A gifted songwriter, Rawle began writing poetry as young as 6 years, and in his teenaged years his ability to compose also blossomed. Whilst in Fatima he wrote a play and soundtrack titled ‘The Glory of Love,’ and when he was leaving his alma mater, he compiled a collection of his compositions titled ‘150 Not Out.’ This reflected the 150 pieces of lyric he had written up to that point, many with accompanying melodies. The cricketing reference, a tribute to his sporting icon, school and national hero Brian Lara. Rawle moved to London, England at the age of 18 to attend University at University College London (UCL). Whilst in UCL he founded the Songwriting and Recording Society, and in 1997 he was first inducted as a member of the Guild of International Songwriters and Composers. Rawle has since written songs in genres as diverse as Pop/R&B to alternative rock, from blues/jazz to Calypso and Soca highlighting the broad spectrum of his talent Rawle and Justina met in London in 2008 in response to a Talent Search ad, he placed in the UK newspapers and Justina quickly emerged as the forerunner after he conducted several auditions. They have recorded a number of tracks together and “The Morning After” may just be the first of several releases. Justina's Omo too Sexy can seen at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g7e4iCAVYPQ&feature=related