Kiprich Defends His Change In Style And Sound, Say Fellow Veterans Should Do The Same

Kiprich is advising other veteran artistes and producers to adapt to the times of fall off the map.

The “Telephone Ting” deejay recently shocked fans after he re-emerged sporting a brand new look and sound.

According to Kiprich, his style was also considered too different when he came unto the scene too. He recalls changing his sound several times throughout his career in order to keep up with the times.

Although some of his peers might frown upon his recent material, Kiprich says he is just open minded.

“What are you going to do if that is where the people ears are? We have to move with the times or it going move lef we,” he argued.

“People are familiar with the high-pitched Kiprich but I had to tone that down for the type of rhythms we are hearing, the ones people are gravitating to from trap dancehall to pop fusion, whatever they want to call it,” he added.

“It does not mean I have given up who and what makes me me, because yuh cannot lose authenticity, there is no such thing. There is only change or improvement which one can hope makes them better.”

In the last few months, Kiprich has released several singles utilizing modern Trap Dancehall beats. One of his most prominent tracks, Dancehall Gyallist has been gaining rave reviews from fans.

“I have kept an open mind and believe if you have the ability to do it, why not. I have reinvented myself more than once in my career and it has worked,” he declared.