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Che Fu’s influential debut album 2b S.Pacific (1998) melded Pasifika with reggae, soul and hip hop, to create a unique musical home brew. The first single 'Scene III' went to number four on the local charts, and this follow-up (a double A-side, paired with 'Machine Talk') got to the top in October 1998. Cinematographer Duncan Cole (Born to Dance) directs the music video, which sees a pair of Fu personas (street and club?) facing cameras in a film studio, while singing about making "the planet shake". Later Che Fu adds some comedy to a breakdance battle.
Key Cast & Crew
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Chains
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Homegrown Profiles: Che Fu
An interview with Che Fu
Scene III
Another track from the same album
Born to Dance
Director Duncan Cole shot this movie
Can't Get Enough
Che Fu in Supergroove
Misty Frequencies
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Fade Away
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You Gotta Know
Supergrooving Che
Venus
Another Duncan Cole music video
Fade Away/E Kore E Motu
Che Fu singing in te reo
Waka
Another single from Che Fu's debut album