Chimere Brown

Chiime're Nicole is an actress, published author, and musician, as well as a mother to 2 beautiful girls. Chime're has been in entertainment since the age of 3 when she began modeling for fashion shows and Sears Catalog in Texas.
Originally from Landover, Maryland, where she was raised by her grandparents until the age of 12 when she moved to Virginia. Chime're was a major contributor to any choir, group, or production that she participated in or assisted in. She also had a bit of a performance bug as she was also a leader in the youth choir through her adolescent years.

Experiencing abuse from her father and neglect from her mother at an early age, she was encouraged by her grandmother in writing to release emotions that were noticeably pent up in a 4-year-old child. Though writing had been a passion since then, winning awards and certificates in grade & intermediate school through high school, music had always been a passion. Chime're were a member of several girl groups that didn't pan so, after having her first daughter at 16 and being arrested for an international drug trafficking charge at 17, she began to put all of her concentration into writing music. She pursued this dream with vigor and ambition for 17 years, Signing to several labors before traveling to Missouri in 2003, soon returning to DC to pursue musical endeavors with Bodaego Music Group, ultimately being offered a deal turned down by Warner Brothers, Chime're begun her solo career in 2017.
Completing several singles while she pursued the completion of her book series, to be released through Amazon 2022, she decided to return to the studio and incorporate a soundtrack with her second release with Amazon in January 2023.
A refreshing sound reminiscent of artists formulated during a time when song structure and the ability to formulate complete thought was the only way to gain any clout through hip hop, Chime're represents her city well with melodic beats, catchy hooks direct, in your face statements aimed at releasing the knowledge our communities lack although is required.
The choice to deliver it in a manner that you don't notice you're getting a lesson is appropriate G etiquette, not to mention not being to hard to look at. Chime're Nicole is sure to be a name soon heard in all conversations in arts and entertainment. She definitely right when she says "You can't put me in a box."
And why would we want to.