Kym Hamilton formally known as Gaza Kym, says she is here to stay!
The dancehall artiste, who is popular for singles such as Teenage Pregnancy, featuring Vybz Kartel and Amen, shares that she is no longer hiding from dancehall music and she is ready to take what is rightfully hers.
"Many deejays don't support my music because of my disassociation with Vybz Kartel years ago, but I am here to do music, and I am here to stay," shared Kym.
The artiste recently released a video for the single Guns Out on the One Man Army rhythm, produced by New Elements Production, and has been getting rotations on several radio stations.
The single speaks about violence in the ghettos of Jamaica and urges youth to do something productive with their lives.
"I released Guns Out because of the stories I am hearing in the news about violence, and I felt as though if change is to be made, it needs to start with us entertainers," said Kym.
Kym has toured several Caribbean countries and has been getting great support on international airwaves, but when it comes to Jamaica, Kym argues that she is yet to see full support.
The singjay will release her new dancehall single, Nuh Behaviour, which she believes will create the buzz she needs in the industry. "Nuh Behaviour is a hardcore, bad-gal song. it's the other side of my music, which I am eager to show," said Kym.
The video for Nuh Behaviour will be shot and released in December.
