Lexxicon explores the joys of new love in Dancehall & Afro-fusion inspired single, ‘POWER OVER ME’

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[10th September 2021] Canadian-based multi-genre artist, Lexxicon premieres the long-awaited music video for his single, ‘Power Over Me’ on September 10th. Vibrant, eclectic and full of life, this new single perfectly reflects Lexxicon both as an artist and as a human being. And as the first single to be released from Lexxicon’s forthcoming album, ‘Power Over Me’ also sets the tone for the assortment of sounds, textures and themes expected from the artist’s third studio album, Tropicon Islands.

The first of a string of singles, ‘Power Over Me’ follows the story of a newly-in-love couple that have just landed on Tropicon Island, an imaginary Caribbean setting and the centre-stage of Lexxicon’s eponymously named, 11-track project. Determined to make a lasting impression, Lexicon’s album release will also be followed by the publication of his first self-written fiction novel which is cleverly set to the soundtrack of the album.

“After travelling to the island, the couple has time to reflect on how they feel about each other. The song touches on the blinding love that you feel when you’ve found the ‘one’. It’s like nothing else matters because they are all you see, want, and care about. Almost as if, they have this divine control over you. This is a song for those in love or those in the honeymoon stages of their new relationship.”

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Impactful beats, catchy melodies and addictive grooves meet in ‘Power Over Me’, creating the ideal, steamy atmosphere for this romantic club banger packed with sensual lyricism and an irresistible danceability. Accompanied by a Prince shot and directed music video, ‘Power Over Me’ sees Lexxicon deliver a showstopping choreographed performance across multiple scenes and outfit changes, including an all-white dance number in the rain! A treat for the eyes and ears, ‘Power Over Me’ sees Lexxicon blend influences from Sub-Saharan Africa and the Caribbean in order to create that iconic Afro/Caribbean hybrid sound for which he has come to be known and loved.

Born in Jamaica and raised in the UK and US before settling in Toronto, Canada, Lexxicon has been blessed with a rich, varied culture and strong ties to his heritage that have come to greatly influence his sound, aesthetic and musical inspirations. Citing names such as Vybz Kartel, Stefflon Don and Wizkid as some of his favourite artists, it’s no surprise that Lexxicon’s music has found its core fanbase amongst the kids of the diaspora who share his love for the authentic flavours of their home countries as well as the modern sound and styles of the new cities that have adopted them. From London to Leamington and from Africa to the Caribbean and back, Lexxicon’s music does more than sound good, it transcends borders, unites cultures and brings people together.

About

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Jamaican Born and Toronto bred Lexxicon is known for his dance-oriented Dancehall, Afrobeats, Pop and hip-hop-influenced sound. Finding inspiration in the works of established artists such as Sean Paul, Stefflon Don, and Wizkid, Lexxicon hopes to champion the afro-fusion genre with his upcoming projects and create a similar imprint on the international music scene.

By his early teenage years, Lexxicon had lived in Birmingham, England and New York City, U.S.A before settling in Toronto, Canada where he truly began honing his skills and natural talent as a professional recording artist. With connections to some of the most renowned music cities of the world, Lexxicon loves blending his Jamaican roots with quintessential mainstream sounds.

With an energetic, engaging and explosive stage presence like no other, he has graced some of the most prestigious stages in and around Toronto such as Afro Fest, Kothu Fest, RBCxMusic, Canadian Music Week, T-Dot Fest and Manifesto. His growing presence in the Toronto arts community has garnered the attention of music lovers, peers and press alike.

Lexxicon is the definition of passion and persistence, and his rise as an artist has been captured with interviews featured on Sauga 960am program, New Theory Radio, We Love Hip Hop, Studio01, Global 640 am’s Kultur’d podcast, The Ryersonian, and The Halifax, NS-based Art Pays Me podcast. He has also been featured in media outlets such as Exclaim, Breakfast Television, e-Talk, NOW Magazine, CBC Radio and R

Source Olivia Rayner

September 10, 2021 1:40am ET by Olivia Rayner  

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