Hip Hop Artist Hink doesn’t need Webster’s definition to understand intrinsically what the word strength means. He is by his own accord a “product of struggle,” and his new EP “Strength,” goes beyond the mere physical. Growing up in Canton, Ohio, Hink says his mental strength was often tested to the limits. He left home at fourteen, never knew his father, raised his brother alone, and suffered relationship struggles and the tragic passing of his daughter. Hink has resisted being moved or broken by a force. His strength has come from lyrics, beats, and rhyme. Hink was able to bring in some of the best musicians Miami has to offer. HINK: We were able to bring in some very amazing artists such as super talented drummer Andy Russell, Grammy winner Tim Mitchell on guitar, Richard Bravo did outstanding percussion, perfection on the keyboards was provided by Bob Taylor, Mike Couzi (a Grammy winner for mastering) finalized the project, producer and music by Producer and Peruvian native Jose Val, and Master Bass Player Steve Argy, who both performed and assisted with production on the new project. Vocalist Sarah Packiam on "Talk about love" and Amy Alvarado returned and brings an amazing soulful compliment to the album. I wanted to use all live musicians and I am very happy with the talent that we were able to bring in.