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Pop meets Amapiano in Chloé-Jade’s new single

Her new single has dropped.

VEREENIGING – Celebrating the culture of her homeland, Chloé-Jade Christian continues to take Afrobeats to the world.

The 17-year-old singer, songwriter, model and current Miss Teen Earth International from Vereeniging has released her follow-up single Nothing Else Matters, a groovy upbeat Amapiano track that hits you right in the feels.

Immersed in Amapiano’s much-loved vibrant piano melodies, the song blends the young singer’s pop style vocals with strong percussive beats, yielding a refreshing and rhythmic afro-pop tune.

The songstress says: “The song has a really positive beat and immediately draws your attention and keeps you hooked.”

Not wanting to isolate her former fans, the song is extremely versatile across genres, making you feel both energised and relaxed at the same time.

Once again, the songbird worked with renowned producer Gino Lee at River Road Records and she describes the experience of producing the track as an “auspicious learning experience.”

The multi-talented Chloé-Jade Christian.

“I’ve always wanted to try something different and I’m glad I did. Although the song was initially written with a pop foundation, it really came to life when Gino added the beats.”

Nothing Else Matters is a song that speaks to the heart.

“It’s the feelings that you feel whenever you think of a person who makes you forget about your flaws. The people that are always there for you and who truly make you feel like nothing else matters when you’re with them.”

The song is a shoutout to the people that helped her get through this tough time in her life.

“I want to thank the people who got me through the heartbreak and reminded me that it’s all going to be okay. I wanted to emphasise the fact that there’s always light at the end of the tunnel.”

The youngster describes music as a healing tool in her life, something that helps her get through the ups and downs.

Currently spinning the tunes of Terrian and Tauren Wells on her playlist, the performer admits the type of music she listens to heavily relies on the way she feels on the day.

“I aim to make my music relatable and easy to feel and understand.” Chloé-Jade, who is currently completing her Grade 11, while juggling a music career, is working towards improving her grades for varsity applications.

“As my dad says ‘Bring me your degree and you can do whatever you want’,” she says with glistening eyes.

Let’s not forget her role as Miss Teen Earth International.

“I had to learn to be able to say ‘no’ to going out and procrastinating. I schedule and plan with my mom and we make sure that everything is balanced.”

The youngster also enjoys reading, modelling, acting, sports, playing violin and horse riding.

So, what does the future hold for Miss Chloe-Jade Christian?

“My focus at the moment is mainly on school. Nevertheless, I will continue doing my music whilst studying, because it is my form of therapy.”

Chloé-Jade Christian.

 

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Christiaan Cloete

Christiaan is editor of Ster North and a reporter for Vaalweekblad. Email: christiaan@mooivaal.co.za
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