Kranium breaks down barriers
Kranium, the renowned dancehall sensation, has successfully broken-down international barriers and paved his way to creating chart-topping hits while living abroad.
“With an impressive track record of earning seven plaques in the past decade, Kranium has firmly established himself as a force to be reckoned with in the dancehall genre,” said Ronnie Tomlinson, the Jamaican-born, Brooklyn-based entertainment publicist.
Tomlinson, chief executive officer of New York-based Destine Media, told Caribbean Life over the weekend that Kranium’s breakthrough hit, “Nobody Has To Know,” has been recognized for its massive success in the United States, achieving gold certification.
“This monumental achievement highlights Kranium’s ability to captivate audiences across borders and resonate with music lovers worldwide,” she said.
In addition to this, Tomlinson said Kranium has also garnered three silver certifications in the United Kingdom for his hits “Nobody Has To Know,” “We Can,” and “Gal Policy,” solidifying his influence in the British music scene.
“Not only has Kranium conquered the American and British music markets, but he has also made a significant impact in Canada,” she said.
Tomlinson said Kranium’s hit single, “Nobody Has To Know,” achieved platinum certification in Canada, “signifying its undeniable popularity and widespread appeal.”
Moreover, she said Kranium’s magnetic talent has earned him two gold certifications in Canada for his hits “We Can” and “Can’t Believe,” “further consolidating his position as a global dancehall sensation.”
“Kranium’s ability to transcend borders and create infectious dancehall hits is a testament to his unparalleled talent and dedication to his craft,” Tomlinson said. “His unique sound and effortless ability to fuse captivating melodies with infectious beats have resonated with fans worldwide.
“In recognition of his accomplishments and his significant contributions to the dancehall genre, Kranium continues to break down barriers and pave the way for aspiring artists to follow their dreams on an international scale,” she added.
