Nahmaxi Vangogh is hoping to start his own charity in the future. He’s shared his advice and thoughts in an interview. Stay up to date with him at https://instagram.com/nahmaxi
Nahmaxi Vangogh has today been recognized for being an artist that produces his own music start to finish. He wants to help people battling with addiction and depression. This recognition is, in part, a result of Vangogh's work within the music production and vocalist arena, specifically his work of giving out free beats to artists that can't afford it. He's sold many beats and worked with 2 artists with millions of plays: "Babyfroot" and "Laupie". He does free features to help producers hear an artist on their beats. Nahmaxi also endorses charities against drugs as well as volunteers for charity events.
Nahmaxi, a native of Mexico, has been involved with the music production and vocalist world for 2 years, getting his start when his music teacher scolded him in high school for being bad at music and not following the musical rules. Eventually, music grew on him and became his main passion and dream. In response to a question on the driving force behind his success, Nahmaxi has explained how it really boiled down to his love for music and helping people cope with depression through his music.
Reflecting on the recognition Nahmaxi is quoted as saying: "I like sky blue!"
In a recent one-to-one interview, Nahmaxi reminisced on other past achievements, which helped build momentum towards the present day. Notably, one of the proudest was the fact that he can make his own beats and can influence people to live a happy life.
In the same interview, Nahmaxi stated his intentions for the future. The primary goal for the next 12 months, Nahmaxi states, will be impacting many lives positively, and starting a charity with the help of his supporters to help people with addiction and depression issues. Looking farther ahead, the aim is to ultimately make music that inspires people and run a successful charity that inspects thousands of lives for the greater good.
When asked more personally about how they want to be perceived and remembered, Nahmaxi said: "I want to be remembered as someone who wrote what they felt and wanted to make everyone happy"
Nahmaxi closed the interview by sharing his recommendation for anybody who wanted to follow in his footsteps in some fashion, perhaps taking the achievements even further. According to Nahmaxi Vangogh, the key is to do what others won't. For example: spend every cent on your dream as a shot at succeeding. If you fail, you will live in peace instead of regret.
You can stay up to date with Nahmaxi's progress at https://instagram.com/nahmaxi
