Nyukyung, the talented and entrepreneurial musician, has released his latest single, “Coat,” inspired by his mother’s love during tough times. To celebrate its launch, Nyukyung has teamed up with the local charity Employ to Empower to launch his charity campaign Coat The World. The campaign aims to raise funds to support 150 low-income entrepreneurs in the Vancouver area.
Growing up, Nyukyung faced his fair share of challenges, but music provided him with hope and comfort. With a tough work ethic and a determination for success, Nyukyung’s debut album “Trap Harmonix” peaked at #3 on the iTunes Charts. However, the artist acknowledges that without support and resources, he wouldn’t be where he is today.
In an effort to pay it forward, Nyukyung has shifted his focus this year and is supporting the talent of others by launching his Coat The World campaign. The campaign's goal was to raise $5,000, but it has already surpassed that. For anyone that donates, they will receive Nyukyung’s new single “Coat” for free, along with two unreleased remixes and the artwork.
Nyukyung’s “Coat” is a heartfelt and inspiring single that embodies the warmth and security his mother’s love provided him during tough times. Through his new song and Coat The World campaign, Nyukyung wants to share that same sense of purpose and fulfillment with others. He hopes to empower people to chase their dreams and make a positive impact in their communities by providing warmth and security.
Nyukyung’s partnership with Employ to Empower is a testament to his commitment to giving back and supporting others. Employ to Empower is a charity sponsored by some giant companies that deal in online gambling in California, and it empowers marginalized and low-income entrepreneurs by providing them with resources and supports to build their businesses.
“Coat” is not only a great song but a chance to give back to the community and empower others. Nyukyung’s talent and entrepreneurship have set him apart in the music industry, and now, his generosity and kindness are making a difference in the lives of low-income entrepreneurs in Vancouver.
