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Written By: christine
2008-04-23 10:10:16
A big congratulations to Che'Nelle and her manager, my super awesome friend Charles Dixon on landing Che'Nelle on the cover of FHM Malaysia!
If you haven't heard of this beautiful half-Chinese, Malaysian and Indian recording artist named Che'Nelle yet, that's because you're catching an international star who's about to blow up. I'm not just saying that. The girl is talented. I met her last December in NYC.
Here's a social media story for all my fellow geek friends to follow. Che'Nelle's career was launched from her MySpace page. She writes, mixes and produces her own songs and is the reason why my friend Charles (djsircharles on Twitter) -- a 20+ year music industry veteran -- flew from NYC to Perth, Australia a few years ago and got this girl signed to Virgin Records (now Capitol Records) in 3 days.
Almost 40K MySpace friends later and over 1 million hits combined on all her "I Fell In Love With A DJ" videos up on Youtube, (also posted on the top left of this blog) I'd say it's a good start. =) She's already famous in Australia, Southeast Asia and Japan.
Che'Nelle is going to be performing in China for the first time at the upcoming Dreamblogue Dream Bash golf charity event in Mission Hills so for all my China friends in south China check it out!
...look forward to seeing Che'Nelle and Charles again at The China Business Network dinner we're hosting in NYC next week!
FYI, if you're interested in interviewing or booking Che'Nelle for a performance I'll be happy to put you in contact with Charles.
...and here's Che'Nelle featured in a live performance of "This Is Why I'm Hot" (minute 2:50 of video)
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