JAY-Z has shared another music video in support of his excellent new album 4:44. The latest visual accompaniment is for the Sister Nancy-featuring track “Bam,” and it also happens to be the first of the 4:44 visuals that JAY-Z is actually in. Watch it below.

(S. Carter, D. Wilson, W. Riley, O. Russell, D. Marley, J. Miller, R. Lewis)

Produced by No ID for Rich Daily Since 71.

Published by: Carter Boys Music / Administered by Warner Chappell (ASCAP) // BMG Monarch / Let The Story Begin Publishing (ASCAP); All Rights Administered by BMG Rights Management (US) LLC // Roynet Music (ASCAP) / Westbury Music ltd (PRS) // Roynet Music (ASCAP) / Westbury Music ltd (PRS) // Biddah Muzik, Inc. (BMI) // Rock Pop Music (BMI) // Rock Pop Music (BMI)

Contains elements from “Bam Bam” performed by Sister Nancy. Written by Winston Riley and Ophlin Russell. Published by Roynet Music (ASCAP) / Westbury Music ltd (PRS). Licensed courtesy of Techniques Records by arrangement with The Royalty Network, Inc.

Contains elements from “Tenement Yard” performed by Jacob Miller. Written by Jacob Miller and Roger Lewis.

Damian Marley appears courtesy of Republic / Ghetto Youths International.

Trombone by Jonah Levine.
Trumpet & Flugelhorn by Crystal Rovél Torres.
Tenor Sax by Kenneth Whalum.
French Horn by Nathan Mercereau.
Guitar, Bass, Electric Piano & Synths by Steve Wyreman.
Recorded by Gimel “Young Guru” Keaton.
Additional Recording Engineer, Michael Law Thomas
Assistant Engineer, Casey Cuayo
Mixed by Jimmy Douglass at United (Hollywood, CA).
Mastered by Dave Kutch at The Mastering Palace.