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Working in the music industry with a neuromuscular condition

Nathan Tessman spoke to MDQLD about what it's like to follow a career in music with a neuromuscular condition

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Nathan Tessman spoke to MDQLD about what it's like to follow a career in music with a neuromuscular condition. From not knowing what he was going to do with his life, to performing on stage with the likes of Bliss 'n' Esso and other Australian Hip Hop Artists, the respect MC Wheels has earnt from his fellow performers and fans alike has helped him overcome his fear of what people think of him.


Produced by Muscular Dystrophy Queensland for the You’re the Voice project.

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