Nathaniel Walker Jr.

Born and raised in South Florida, Nathaniel Walker Jr. pka Chrohm comes from an African American and Cuban background. In middle school he took up drama class and fell in love with the performing arts as a whole, but it was music that remained his passion. With the artistic allure that you'd expect to find in a talented Singer-Songwriter, he combined Hip-Hop/Soul, 90s R&B harmony and intimations of pain and pleasure in his unique sound. If you ask Chrohm where his unique sound came from he would humbly say, "Music is in me". Chrohm's past work includes writing & recording collaborations with a few of the industry's top performers and producers, such as Gorilla Tek and Wyclef Jean. As a teenager he performed publicly in local festivals and talent shows. He was soon given the opportunity to perform in the 1999-2000 Orange Bowl Parade where he performed "Stop The Violence", his original song televised before an audience of over 60 million. That same year he got his first taste of Hollywood as an extra on Any Given Sunday. In 2014, he graduated from SAE Institute of Miami for Audio Technology where he studied under the tutelage of Charles Dye (First engineer to mix an entire song in Pro-Tools, winning a Grammy for Ricky Martin's Livin' La Vida Loca). In 2016 Chrohm won 1st place at the Coast 2 Coast Live events in Miami and was invited to the yearly conference as a VIP guest to represent Miami. In 2017 Chrohm co-starred in the Miami based movie "Abused", as the character Junior. 2018 was full of surprises, his hard work paid off big and Chrohm received the "Entertainer of the year award" from The Miami Award Program for his strong online presence and community work at events like Roc'Da Stage Live. Teaming up with South Florida's powerhouse label Essential Media Group, where hot new mixes climb the charts and original works of past and present generations dominate in the world of Hollywood music, we finally get a chance to hear the highly anticipated release of "Message".