Downsound Records' newest sensation Nature has peaked at number one on the UK Reggae Chart with his single World Peace.

The chart can be seen online at http://niceup.com/charts/newstyle. The chart is also broadcasted throughout Europe via the Chris Coxson Reggae Chart Show on New Style in Birmingham, England, every Sunday from 4-6 p.m. and Thursdays on the Reggae Vibez Show from 8-10 p.m.

The UK Reggae Chart is based on information from sound systems, clubs, radio airplays, DJ spins and listeners' request. It is also reflective of multicultural Europe, and at the same time is particularly and distinctively reflective of African-Caribbean culture.

Nature, currently one of reggae music's most promising prospects, has had an incredible 2012 in music with his breakthrough mega-hit single World Peace. The humble-going artiste followed up that song with Trying Man, which has only increased public attention.

The singer, in an interview on UK's number one urban radio station Choice FM, said he was very happy that is music is getting both local and international recognition but remains humble as more work needed to be done.

"Any artiste would appreciate his song(s) being noticed both locally and internationally. It is a great feeling because Nature is coming from a far way in music, but you can't get too excited because there is a lot more to achieve," he said.

Nature is currently heating up the airwaves with his new single, a love song titled Everything Is So Different Without You. He also has upcoming tours in Europe and is scheduled for a busy Easter weekend in Jamaica with expected performances at the St Ann Kite Festival and the Portland Jerk Festival.

Later this month, on the 23rd, Nature will be performing at the Jamaica Teen Expo event at the Holy Childhood High School auditorium.