Christa Deánā
Christa Deana is an award-winning singer/songwriter, performer, actress, worship leader, educator, and CEO of ChristaCourt Music Group. With a goal to make music that impacts the world, her music is being played in 52 countries, including charting in the top 5 gospel music charts in Nigeria. Christa is not only known for her talent, but also for her authenticity and bubbly, kind-hearted personality. She sings with passion from the heart and writes her own music. With each song, the listener is invited to step into a vulnerable and honest space where healing meets music. She has made the cover of MusicLovers Magazine, performed at Philadelphia’s 2019 and Atlanta's 2021 Juneteenth Festival, and has been featured on major Spotify editorial playlists, including Fresh Gospel.
Drawing from her own experiences as a musician and educator, she writes music in response to a need for more art that calls humanity to move beyond passive existence and into her mantra of, “H.O.P.E”, which she defines as, “health, optimism, power and experience.” In pursuit of this endeavor, Christa Deana also shares this message of purpose through social media platforms where she challenges others to live by their hope and not by their circumstances. She also collaborates with artists from other countries including Jamaica, Japan, and Nigeria. She took home the Kindred Awards for Regional Christian Music award for Best R&B Artist in 2017 and Artist of the Year in 2019.
She is currently performing in musicals and community events based in Atlanta. She also adores teaching private voice and piano lessons to her students virtually around the country through her company, ChristaCourt Music. Christa Deana seeks to live out her message each and every day, on and off stage. It is her desire that each word and musical note will serve as a healing modality for the listener that calls them to pursue their optimum health physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually.
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The H.O.P.E. collection by Christa Deánā
