Aubrey TRNQL Captures the Spirit of Lamu in 'Sure' Music Video

Aubrey TRNQL has released a new music video for his latest single Sure ft. Susu Beachboy, directed by Rattling Stick's Tansy Taylor and made in collaboration with the children of Anidan Orphanage in Wyoni, Lamu, Kenya.

Shot across the coastline and streets of Lamu, the film is full of movement, colour and real, unscripted moments. It captures the energy and imagination of the children, giving the track a playful, human edge.

At its heart is Anidan, a Lamu based organisation that provides far more than a home. Alongside safe shelter, the team runs a school and paediatric hospital, ensuring children have access to education, daily meals and essential healthcare. Supporting hundreds of young people, their work creates stability, opportunity and a lasting sense of belonging within the community.

Tansy said, “Teamed up with the kids at Anidan Orphanage and Aubrey Trnql to create this promo in Wyoni, Lamu. Huge thanks to Marshall Street Editors, No.8 London, and Jungle Studios for bringing it all together. Grateful to work with such a talented local crew and excited to help these kids create more videos of their own. Help us build the film school at Anidan, donate here."

The project was brought together with Marshall Street Editors, No.8 London and Jungle Studios.

The team is now raising support to build a film school at Anidan, giving young people the tools and space to tell their own stories.