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Samuel Nwachukwu, also known as CalledOut Music is a

Born April 18, 1995 and raised in Nigeria, Samuel journey began in Nigeria, where he spent his early years before relocating to the UK with his family at the age of 12. His musical journey started at the age of 7 after he was gifted a piano from his father.^[2] He started playing the piano at church shortly after. Over the years, he worked as a music director in various UK churches. ^[3]Balancing a growing interest in music with his education, Samuel spent hours crafting hundreds of songs within the confines of his bedroom. After gaining experience producing original compositions for musicals and other artists, he made a pivotal decision to embark on a solo music career. In 2016, on his 21st birthday, 'CalledOut Music' was born with the release of his debut single, 'Working On Me.' Samuel chose the name ‘Called Out’ with the aim to get everyone to have the belief or mindset that they are called out for service to God. He is signed to an independent record label called HFP Music. ^{[2] [4]}

He is a graduate of the University of Kent (B.Sc Accounting & Finance).

Musical career

Since then, CalledOutMusic has released co-productions with Hillsplay, thus furthering his career up to his latest project release “RADICAL”. CalledOutMusic has also featured on tracks with several artists including Samm Henshaw, Guvna B, Ric Hassani, Pompi, Limoblaze, Becca Folkes, and Triple O. His debut album 'In Due Time (Genesis)' was released in November 2018, his second studio album, 'Portraits' in May 2020, and his most recent one, 'My Beautiful Reality' in July 2022. He has amassed over 50,000,000 streams on Spotify.^[5] His “Love Around" and “I Am Free" challenges trended on Instagram and TikTok.

Tours

CalledOutMusic hosted a headline concert for the first time in London on Nov. 10th 2018 and over the years, he has expanded his reach to Africa (including Nigeria, South Africa, and Kenya), as well as Europe(covering cities like Ireland, Paris, Berlin and Hamburg), North America (encompassing the United States^[6] with Joe Mettle^[7] and Canada). His second world tour ended in March 2023 in London^[8] where it all began^[9]. The event was dubbed "a night to remember."^[10]

Podcast

CalledOut Music launched a podcast called 'Triibe Podcast (#WeTheTriibe)' for his fans and supporters in May 2022.

Discography

Studio albums

• The Collection EP (2018)
• In Due Time (Genesis) Album (2018)
• Portraits Album (2020)
• Come Home EP (2021)
• Roots EP (2021)
• My Beautiful Reality Album (2022)
• Blues and Roses EP (2023)
• RADICAL EP (2023)

Selected singles

Awards and recognition

In 2017 and 2018, CalledOut Music established himself on the “A Step Forward” Gospel chart as #1 for his hit songs “I Am Free” and "You're Mine". He also won the “Breakthrough Artist of excellence” award at the African Gospel Music and Media Awards 2018; “Best Song” (You’re Mine) at Premier Gospel Awards 2018 where he performed My Prayer along with nominations for “Best Male” and “Best Song” at Tru Life Gospel Awards; and “UK Artist of the Year'' at Gospel Touch Music Awards 2018. In 2019, he was awarded Best Solo Male Video 2019 – Jumpawards, Best Male 2019 - Premier Gospel, Best Video 2019 - Premier Gospel, the Best Gospel Act at UEA Awards 2020 (UK Entertainment Awards), Best Gospel Act at the 2020 MOBO Awards^[11][12]. In 2021, CalledOut Music was awarded TMMP Best Producer, TMMP Best Gospel Act^[13], ASTEPFWD Male Artist of the Year, Nominee - MOBO Best Gospel Act 2021 and 2022 and UK Christian Chart Pop No.1 single ‘Celebrate’.^[14]

He was the first UK Gospel Artist to hit 1m views on YouTube under 12 months. In 18th June, 2023, CalledOut Music with his label received his first YouTube Plaques for reaching 100,000 subscribers on HFP Music YouTube Channel.

See also

• YouTube

References

External links

• Official website