Jamaica was the filming location; Ghana was the portrayed setting
VP Records identifies Terminal 4 Media as director of the “Block the Road” video and says it was filmed in Jamaica while portraying Ghana. The label also names Afro Pop as the outlet that premiered the video.
That distinction answers two different viewing questions: where the production took place and where its story is set. Ghana should not be substituted for the filming location, and neither location establishes where the audio was recorded.
| Field | Published detail |
|---|---|
| Featured artist | Stonebwoy |
| Director | Terminal 4 Media |
| Filming location | Jamaica |
| Portrayed location | Ghana |
| Premiere outlet | Afro Pop |
Sources: VP Records — Block the Road video production and premiere
The album entry and its mastering credit
Apple Music identifies the track as “Block the Road (feat. Stonebwoy)” on Fay-Ann Lyons’s Break the World. Its contributor panel names Paul Shields as mastering engineer. The same panel contains graphic-design, cover-art and photography entries, which are not instrumental or audio-production roles.
This source set does not establish a recording studio or audio producer. Terminal 4 Media’s documented role is video director, not a substitute for either missing recording credit.
| Role | Name |
|---|---|
| Performer | Fay-Ann Lyons |
| Mastering Engineer | Paul Shields |
Find the named edition
The selected Break the World edition is dated March 3, 2017. That is the album-package date and is not presented as the video’s premiere date. Use the album entry to find the audio and the VP announcement for the video’s production context.
| Track title | Release edition | Provider edition date |
|---|---|---|
| Block the Road (feat. Stonebwoy) | Break the World | 2017-03-03 |