A transatlantic journey for young singer Josh Osho in Adam Powell's video for Redemption Days sees him travel from South London to NYC, and an assignation with original Wu Tang Clan member Ghostface Killah on an epic rooftop location. And the Wu connection doesn't end there: RZA mixed the track and is also executive producer on the album.

A transatlantic journey for young singer Josh Osho in Adam Powell's video for Redemption Days sees him travel from South London to NYC, and an assignation with original Wu Tang Clan member Ghostface Killah on an epic rooftop location. And the Wu connection doesn't end there: RZA mixed the track and is also executive producer on the album. Adam brings his smooth game to a video that was shot in Kennington and Brooklyn over two days, with some beautiful cinematography by Graham Willoughby in New York and Justin Brown in London), and edited by Adam himself. And we have something a bit more experimental from Mr Powell coming here soon.

Adam brings his smooth game to a video that was shot in Kennington and Brooklyn over two days, with some beautiful cinematography by Graham Willoughby in New York and Justin Brown in London), and edited by Adam himself.

A transatlantic journey for young singer Josh Osho in Adam Powell's video for Redemption Days sees him travel from South London to NYC, and an assignation with original Wu Tang Clan member Ghostface Killah on an epic rooftop location. And the Wu connection doesn't end there: RZA mixed the track and is also executive producer on the album. Adam brings his smooth game to a video that was shot in Kennington and Brooklyn over two days, with some beautiful cinematography by Graham Willoughby in New York and Justin Brown in London), and edited by Adam himself. And we have something a bit more experimental from Mr Powell coming here soon.

And we have something a bit more experimental from Mr Powell coming here soon.

A transatlantic journey for young singer Josh Osho in Adam Powell's video for Redemption Days sees him travel from South London to NYC, and an assignation with original Wu Tang Clan member Ghostface Killah on an epic rooftop location. And the Wu connection doesn't end there: RZA mixed the track and is also executive producer on the album. Adam brings his smooth game to a video that was shot in Kennington and Brooklyn over two days, with some beautiful cinematography by Graham Willoughby in New York and Justin Brown in London), and edited by Adam himself. And we have something a bit more experimental from Mr Powell coming here soon.