Alliance Next Generation dancehall artiste, Prince Pin, is determined to break into the international market over the next two years and is aiming to make that first step via his recently filmed music video for a new whining single called Whining Class.

"My team is aiming to take this one to Bet 106 and Park. So we decided to go real professional with this because a di world wi wah conquer over the next two years and this is the starting point," said Prince Pin.

The artiste, who hails from western Jamaica, recently released music videos for Nuh Tek Disrespect and Sav Anthem. Whining Class was filmed at the Fletcher's Land community centre and was directed by Cashflow Xtreme, who gained popularity for his work on Cham's music video for the dancehall hit single Wine, a video which now has over two million views on YouTube.com.

Whining Class features choreography from the Russian Roulette dancers and a Japanese dance crew spearheaded by Japanese dancer, Kiss Kiss.

The video is currently being edited to be released by month end.

"The song is doing well in the local parties. We are doing effective promotions, and based on the indications, the DJs are loving the project. So we have their support, and it looks like we might have a hit on our hands," Alliance Next Generation manager, Cross Cris, said.