Nadine James, a mother of teenage daughters and a financed professional with over 20 years in the industry, shares her personal journey of rediscovering her passion for music.
Despite being molded by societal expectations to follow a traditional career path, Nadine found her calling in music, reflecting on her early love for singing and playing steel pan. She discusses the challenges of being a musician in Trinidad and Tobago, where genres like Calypso and Soca dominate, limiting opportunities in other musical styles. Nadine advocates for a broader acceptance and support of diverse music genres and creative arts starting from a young age.
Her goal is to become a world-renowned vocalist, bringing joy and peace through her voice. She emphasizes the importance of nurturing creative talents and urges young aspiring artists to never lose hope, highlighting the essential role creatives played during the COVID-19 pandemic in maintaining mental health and societal well-being.
Dennise Demming 