Young artiste looking to create positive change

reggae artiste Chronixx.

Christopher is still working on getting his song out there. So far, he has used Facebook and YouTube as his outlets. He said persons who have heard it have been encouraging him to make more music. Right now, he’s challenged in getting airplay and is trying to see that it happens soon.

In the meantime, he is working on another song set be released by November and hopefully by the end of the year he would have recorded and released three songs.

The artiste who has just recently completed a Diploma in Electrical and Mechanical Engineering hopes to pursue a degree in the same at the University of Guyana from September. “[Once] I would have finished my degree, … this knowledge would be beneficial in my music as it would go hand in hand with me learning about the frequency in music and then maybe I can open my own studio. During that time, I would like to have released at least three albums and have had the opportunity of performing abroad,” he added.

Speaking about attracting fans, Christopher said that if an artiste sings positive songs that are relatable to the public then there will always be a flow of supporters.

The young man added that he has his own team of supporters: his family, church members, the STEM Guyana team, friends from Guyana Technical Institute, friends from Den Amstel Secondary and residents of Den Amstel.

Wanting to encourage youths like himself, Christopher admonished, “Whatever is your passion, just go for it. It all depends on your capabilities and your talent as you might not function well in an area your heart is not in. I believe if you allow God, He will guide you to where you should be.”

Christopher is currently doing work-study at the Civil Aviation Authority.

His hobbies include: singing, building robots, motivating others and travelling.

“Do My Best” is not up for sale as yet but persons can have a listen of the song on Facebook at Nelson L. Christopher or on YouTube at Christopher Nelson.