Up-and-coming reggae artiste Anue Nahki believes in the power of positive music.

“I’ve been drawn to music from a very tender age and as I grew up I developed a great love and passion for music which inspired me to become an artiste. Throughout my years of development, I have recognised that there’s a great need in the world for conscious upliftment and enlightenment. The people need positive music to lead them out of the darkness,” said Anue Nahki.

“A lot of people will tell you it’s time for a change but they sit down and do nothing to effect that change. A very wise man once said, ‘You have to be the change that you want to see in the world’, which is why I only record positive music. Positive music can help to heal the world,” he continued.

The Rastafarian deejay, who is trained in logistics, describes his musical style as a blend of Afro-Caribbean roots-reggae.

“I am a deejay but my music is different in the sense that it’s not straight dancehall or reggae. It’s a blend of all the music that I’ve been exposed to as a young man who grew up in the Caribbean. It also embraces the philosophy and teachings of Emperor Haile Selassie and Marcus Garvey,” said Anue Nahki.

Anue Nahki is currently promoting a new single titled Real People, produced by Future Youths Productions and released on August 12.

He is also working on an EP which he plans to release soon.

Anue Nahki’s given name is Ronald Chin and he hails from the parish of St Mary. He’s a past student of the Caribbean Maritime University.

He launched his recording career in 2019 with the release of When I Rise on the Future Youths Productions label.