Born 15th September 1971 in Drewsland, a modest neighborhood on the outskirts of Kingston, Paul Christopher Hudson, now known as Chrisinti (a name he bestowed upon himself with the meaning “Selassi I Child”), harbored early aspirations of stardom. Engaging in school fetes and community concerts since the tender age of 6, he continued this passion throughout his high school years. Richard Bell provided Chrisinti with his initial opportunity by producing his first recording, “Aware of Drugs,” for the Star Trail Recording Label. This marked the beginning of Chrisinti’s journey toward realizing his childhood dream.
In 2003, Kings of Kings released his debut album, “Comfort My People,” featuring the well-received cover “No More Rain,” signaling the arrival of an artist poised to make a significant impact in the realm of reggae music. The eagerly anticipated second album, titled “Again” and produced by Kenroy YahBreeze Archibald for Eight76 Records, hit the shelves in May 2005. In the current resurgence of conscious young artists and producers in reggae, such as I-Wayne, Richie Spice, and YahBreeze, Chrisinti stands as a reflection of the times.
Guided by the faith he embraced in 1995, Chrisinti unequivocally states, “Rastafari is everything to my music, and through this medium, I have gained all my inspiration.” Grateful for the pivotal role music-loving supporters have played in his career, he looks forward to ongoing support from both existing and new fans as he strives for greater success. Positioned as a cultural music messenger, Chrisinti is ready to extend the reach of his music to every corner of the globe, uplifting minds and hearts along the way.
