New York City-based reggae and pop musician Chyna Nicole is spreading her thematic influence across the globe with her thoughtfully-crafted melodic compositions. The talented singer-songwriter has recently released a brand new single, ‘SUPERNATURAL’ on major streaming platforms combining the best elements from different genres. She used reggae, dancehall, hip hop, and more in the single giving birth to an extraordinary symphony. Using her years of experience as a DJ, she has managed to weave rhythms in a marvelous way satisfying the audience.
The multi-talented musician Chyna Nicole has been thoughtful enough to take some time out of her busy schedule and sit with us for an interview. Let’s get started:
Q.Which name would you like to promote your work in?
A. Chyna Nicole’s new music “SUPERNATURAL”
Q. Describe the thematic and musical linearity of your soundscape.
A. A musical student of the Michael Jackson and Janet Jackson era, Chyna Nicole embraces her American and Jamaican roots with hints of Reggae on a Progressive Dancehall track. Melodic, glistening lyrics destined for a memorable track to inspire.
Q. What are your new releases?
A. Supernatural – released November 18, 2021
Butterflies – released May 8, 2021
Q. Where do you hail from?
A. New York and Connecticut
Q. Are you associated with any record label or production house?
A. Indie label Nico Star Music and Jumpout Production
I am a proud Grammy voting member
Q. How important are live gigs in the career of an artist?
A. Live gigs are important; but Covid has slowed down the momentum. Reaching a focused demographic is just as important.
Q. What is the responsibility of the audience in the expansion of music and artists around the world?
A. Purchase and download songs. Stream. Tell a friend to tell a friend. Like and share on all fanbase social media. Create fan pages and videos. Request songs on radio and popular playlists. It doesn’t hurt to request artists for shows and purchase tickets.
Q. Which old-school and new-school musicians inspire your work the most?
Old School: Michael Jackson, Janet Jackson, Deniece Williams, Anita Baker
Phyllis Hyman, Babyface, Mary J. Blige, Toni Braxton, Whitney Houston, Bob Marley, Mariah Carey, Shabba Ranks, Super Cat, Buju Banton, Nas, Studio One Classics, Sizzla, old school Hip Hop to name a few. New School: Rihanna, Beyonce, Drake, Kanye, Katie Perry, Doja Cat, Summer Walker, Justin Bieber, Afro Beats, Halsey, Neo, just to name a few
Q. Do you think the music industry will change its course post-2020?
A. Yes; technology innovation changes which affects music
Q. What are your upcoming plans?
A. Promotion of new single, connect with fans, continue putting in the world in hopes to positively impact people. I’m an educator so naturally want to inspire as I’m inspired daily.
Follow Chyna Nicole:
https://www.reverbnation.com/chynanicole
https://open.spotify.com/artist/4hpg2oxX2ZNdapXxHuKh6h
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWeEEGNjW3WOhxuxdo0LgWw
https://www.facebook.com/ChynaNicoleArtist
https://www.instagram.com/officialchynanicole
https://twitter.com/chynanicole
https://soundcloud.com/chyna-nicole
