Chrissie Rossouw

Chrissie Rossouw is a country music singer, director, video editor, songwriter and radio DJ from Potchefstroom, South Africa.

Rossouw grew up in a rural village called Koster in North West. Her love for music was deeply rooted in her childhood but her music career only got shape and kicked off when she married Phillip Rossouw, a keen musician who had been involved in many different projects.

She released her debut album 'Pappa se Meisiekind' that featured Ray Dylan, Andries Botha and Deon Vd Merwe, Renaldo Taute, Sez Adamson, Denny Laloutte and Vinnie Henrico.

Rossouw is the co-owner of a production house called Angel Music Studio Productions, a company that specialises in audio, video and broadcast productions. Rossouw was also the production leader of two successful television series of 13 episodes each titled 'Die Ekstra Myl' and 'Springbok stories' that broadcast on Kyknet. Rossouw and Martiza joined forces and released their first country Gospel album and DVD, with 12 tracks and 12 music videos called 'Gospel From The Heart'.