Teflon Young King has Grammy hopes

Having recently released his album called Tears Of Joy, recording artiste Teflon Young King is hoping the project performs well enough to land him a Grammy award.

The 12-track album is the result of eight months of work, and saw production being done by Yard A Love Records, AC Muzyk, Dasvekentertainment, Sean Anthony, Mafeeze, Chilly Don Music, Rodrique Music and Double Lion.

"My hope for this project is for it to reach the Grammys and to open more doors for myself and my team. I'm just giving the best as always," said the St Mary-born artiste who has been in the business for 15 years.

The artiste said that the album shows his maturity and highlights his growth as a musician over the years.

"I would like the listeners to take in the mood of this album and feel the relaxing solid meditation of each song," King said.

With the level of work that has gone into the finished product, the singer has high expectations for the album's future reception and performance. He said that his singjay style is likely to find favour with music lovers.

"My style of music is one of a kind, my strong vocals and my realness are what make me stand out as an artiste," he said.

Over the course of his career, he has released several projects such as Young King, So Determine, Years Of Pain and Different Dimension. With this new release, he is expecting to hit the road for a few live performances.

"Next on the agenda is to start my tour and to bring another big project to the world again, help who I can and see how much I can do with this message of the music," King said.