The Star (Jamaica)

YOUNG DISC JOCK LIVING HIS DREAM

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From an early age, Malik Campbell developed a passion for music. It was further fuelled when he entered and won the SunCity Radio High School Disc Jock Competitio­n earlier this year.

“I entered the competitio­n because I really want to be a profession­al disc jockey and to go far in the music industry,” Malik said.

The 17-year-old, who recently graduated from the Jonathan Grant High School in Spanish Town, is living his dream. Thanks to SunCity 104.9 FM, he began his internship on December 5. The internship will last for eight weeks.

“The internship at SunCity is part of the prize package that I received for placing first in the competitio­n. I want to make the best of this experience, and hopefully, I will be the Sun jock at the radio station,” he said.

And since winning the competitio­n in March, Malik said many opportunit­ies have been coming his way.

“I have been playing at a lot of events around the island. Entering the competitio­n has really helped me in a big way. I’ve done events such as Magnum Wet Extreme and Container Saturdays,” he said.

The objective of the SunCity High School Disc Jock Competitio­n is to unearth the talents of students across the island who aspire to enter the music industry. The fifth staging of the competitio­n is set to kick off in January.

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Malik ‘DJ Malik’ Campbell, a past student of Jonathan Grant High School and first-place winner in the SunCity High School Disc Jock Competitio­n, celebrates with his trophies earlier this year.

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