Chris Redding(II)
Chris Redding is a Grammy award-nominated, Telly Award- winning artist, songwriter, and producer, celebrated for his powerful fusion of hip-hop, ambient chant, and R&B. A #2 charting artist on iTunes and a World Entertainment Award winner. Chris uses his platform to advocate for mental health and neurodiversity. His music resonates deeply with listeners, particularly those with autism, ADHD, and synesthesia.
Inspired by his journey as a father to his nonverbal autistic son, Christian, Chris creates immersive soundscapes that promote healing, communication, and inclusion, using music as a bridge to foster understanding and connection.
Chris is also the recipient of the University of Florida's Music Meets Medicine Impact Award for his global contributions to neurodiversity acceptance. He was honored with the Best Music Short Film award at the World Premiere Film Festival for his musical documentary, Liberation, and won Telly Awards for his short documentary, Visions of Sounds. Additionally, Chris was recognized at the National Congress of Argentina for his International advocacy work, which earned him two proclamations from Palm Beach County, one for his contributions to music and community, and another officially recognizing April as Autism Acceptance Month in both Palm Beach County.
Inspired by his journey as a father to his nonverbal autistic son, Christian, Chris creates immersive soundscapes that promote healing, communication, and inclusion, using music as a bridge to foster understanding and connection.
Chris is also the recipient of the University of Florida's Music Meets Medicine Impact Award for his global contributions to neurodiversity acceptance. He was honored with the Best Music Short Film award at the World Premiere Film Festival for his musical documentary, Liberation, and won Telly Awards for his short documentary, Visions of Sounds. Additionally, Chris was recognized at the National Congress of Argentina for his International advocacy work, which earned him two proclamations from Palm Beach County, one for his contributions to music and community, and another officially recognizing April as Autism Acceptance Month in both Palm Beach County.
