Kiprich is looking to give fans a new and improved persona.
Although he has been on the scene for over 22 years Kiprich feels he has a lot more to accomplish.
Over the past few months the veteran deejay has been busy reinventing himself to present to a new audience.
“I have had a couple of high points in my career, and yes a couple of things have happened. But I am still looking to accomplish more. I am still working towards reaching that high point,” he told the Jamaica Observer.
According to Kiprich, “I have made my mark for di culture, I have won a couple of awards and I am still putting in di work.”
Kiprich went on to reveal that he has big plans to reintroduce himself to the entertainment scene.
“It’s always a great vibe when you reinvent yourself and come again fresh and you’re received by di fans. Musically, I am always evolving. Di fans have kept me in reinvention mode,” he said.
In recent weeks Kiprich has enjoyed significant buzz following the release of his latest single “Win.”
The track, which is produced by Spanish Town label Gangsta Rock, has been winning new fans for the deejay.
“Win is an inspirational song. It’s a song that mi feel is needed at dis time because many people hear di message in terms of helping people. But at di same time, they trying to pull you down, while you are trying to help dem. Yuh sorry fi mawga dawg, him turn round and bite yuh,” said Kiprich.
Kiprich has kept a relatively low profile in recent years, notably being absent from the forefront of the entertainment scene. During the 2000s the deejay enjoyed a successful run, scoring hits such as “Leggo Di Bwoi,” “Telephone Ting,” and “The Letter.”
