Afro-soul artist looking for big break
'In my music I don’t talk about love or money, the message is always inspirational' - Chabane
GEORGE (Gorgian) Chabane (33) is an Afro-soul artist living in Pomona.
Originally from the Free State, Chabane realised he could sing in 1996.
He started singing in a choral choir group in 1997.
“My music is inspirational, the reason I chose this genre is because I wanted to be different, “explained the muso.
In 2006 he came to Kempton Park after deciding to go solo.
“I write my own music and have been in studio recording my songs, but I’m in need of promoters to help me market my music or a record label to sign me,” he pointed out.
Over the past few years, Chabane has lost his entire family.
This tragedy, he says, is what inspired him to write his latest single titled, Ndim’Lo (God what did I do, here I am?).
“In my music I don’t talk about love or money, the message is always inspirational,” he said.
Chabane’s dream is to release an album and to develop projects to help upcoming artists.
“I perform around my community, but I don’t really have a lot of gigs,” he pointed out.
If you would like to help Chabane with his music career or would like to book him, contact him on 078 602 3795.
