Since he released the single Harden, Voltage has seen his music career gone from strength to strength.

The single, produced by Radeem Haslam, who is the producer for Voltage's Arkitech Studio record label, has been getting lots of airplay on several prominent radio stations both locally and internationally.

The song also boasts a music video, which was directed by Watch Yah TV and is set to be released soon. The song is also featured on the fast-rising singjay's mix tape entitled Voltage di Highest Current, which is said to also be doing well in Greece and other areas in Europe.

So, with his song, mix tape and video currently generating a buzz in key music areas, Voltage is now attempting to capitalise with his latest studio effort Opportunity.

The song, again produced by his in-house label, is yet to be released. However, the artiste, whose name is Devario Jones, is already upbeat about its chances of becoming an instant hit.

"It is a pleasant feeling to know the song is getting so much love and support. I have to give thanks for all who are lending their support in whatever way. The song (Harden) speaks about people's everyday struggle so I guess that's one of the main reasons it has got this amount of attention," said Voltage, who is also an engineer for reggae giant Beres Hammond.

Voltage, 28, has also recorded and released other tracks such as Bad Name, Give Thanks Mama and Da Goody Deh. He is currently being managed by his mother, Blooming Rose.