With his unique voice and unique delivery of music, Stratus certainly makes him worthy of the title of “A true reggae artiste.”
He mostly delivers love songs for the ladies, sometimes expressing feelings of a hopeless romantic, and often times expressing feelings of someone truly happily in love.
He has worked with Maticalise on a beautiful love song entitled “Pretty Girl.” This track expresses love for a woman, who is constantly refusing him, and he’s at the brink of giving up, hence the chorus “there’s nothing else that I can say, pretty girl to let you come my way, there’s nothing else that I can do, to let you know that I love you, Pretty Girl.”
When that song was recorded, Maticalise was then called “Lenny-Matic.”
He also delivers songs of thanksgiving in one of his recent singles with remix Dubstep king Don Goliath.
Biography on Stratus.
Born Fitzgerald Gordon, Stratus was born in Sandy Bay, Clarendon were he attended The Garvey Maceo High School. He was fourteen (14) years when he had decided that he wanted to do music, not only because he was grown up in the music industry but because nothing else seemed to have made him felt good, he was then called “Krazy Froggy.” Coming from a family of a Christian back ground, and being reminded that the frog were plague in the early years in the Bible he then decide he didn’t want nobody remember him as any plague, so He decided to change his name from The “Krazy Froggy the gyrlz dem dolly” to “Stratus the girls dem Jelly Cup” and now he’s a Singer.
He has preformed on Stage Shows and on Sound System such as Ram jam (Island Explosion), Reggae Extravaganza, King Bozak, Kilimanjaro, Metro Media and Star One just to name a few. He has also been in production with well known Producers such as Steele and Clive, Sky High and Pyramid just to name a few, He was signed to Pyramid, Steele and Clive.
He then chose to move on with his musical career with JE productions Recording Studio under the Management of Vuraldo Barnett in order for him to climb to the Top of the Tree, from then and there he knew that he would finally be publicized.
