STRYKK looks ahead to 'LEVEL UP' things

 By: Kmar Henry
        CEO │ BIZcare Consultation & Accounting Firm

 Edited by: Xavier Campbell & Reinard 'Prablem' Bryan

 Date: September 11, 2017

With stalwart performances at Legacy Invasion (July 7th), Summer Bliss (July 22nd), Mugz (July 31st) and Summer Rave (Aug 4th), Strykk has certainly stricken his name rather dominantly within the brains of most music and party patrons within his native parish of Clarendon, and is now poised on bringing his music to the forefront of the Jamaican music industry and beyond. With his own record label, 'Strukk Media' at his doorsteps, the 'Level Up' artiste is now fully focused and determined to create a niche for himself within the music industry and has teamed up with 300K to launch his highly anticipated Music Video [Click link for beyond the scene coverage] for his hit single "Level Up." The song has been getting great reviews by party patrons and disc jockeys within the May Pen and Kingston area and is now equipped with the right mix of ingredients to be unleashed locally and internationally on all digital music platforms.

Being one of the brand ambassadors for Jamaican Clothing Brand CLAP Fashions, Strykk has been able to recreate his image to suit his uncanny lyrics, sound and genre of music. A sound which many believe is similar to that of music legend Buju Banton, a name of which he expresses deep honour to be categorised with.

Surrounded by a team of Agents of Change and a whole new and matured mindset, the artiste explains that he is steadfast and ready to tackle the hurdles of the Music Industry. He quotes 'I think I have learnt enough over the years, I am widely aware that it's not going to be easy but what is a dream without challenges?’ I am very confident with the catalogue that I have stored and ready to take aim and I know there is much more within my mind frame.' Fans label him as another stern musical asset for the parish and are thus eager to see how other patrons will react to his music. Heavily armed with hits such as 'Try Me, Me myself & I, Anuh every Fren A Fren, Rukky road, Have Mi Away and most recently Level Up, [click the link to listen via YouTube]' the artiste is fully prepared to give Jamaica something different and what he explains is extremely real.

You can catch his Official Video release for his 'Level Up' hot single on Saturday, Sept 16th @ 7:00 pm on the prestigious grounds of Kaluga Kage. The Video will be available for viewing on his YouTube channel Strykk Honnigan and also on the YouTube Channel platforms of Akam Entertainment and Crushroad. You can also purchase his E.P. entitled 'Level Up' on the said grounds or contact 1 (876) 373-9473/545-6928 to order.


For more information on the artiste, add him to your social world via Facebook Strykk, I.G. @Strykk or YouTube Strykk Honnigan. For bookings contact 1 (876) 373-9473 or email Strykk@Yahoo.com.
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