1. Born in Barbados – The Feevah is riding the crest of the Caribbean wave currently trending which has led to the success of Nicki Minaj (Trinidad); Rihanna (Barbados); Trinidad James (Trinidad); Shontelle (Barbados) and Sean Paul (Jamaica).
2. He’s quirky, stylish and rather dashing – and in fact, is quickly becoming the subject of constant comparison to International Pop Star, Will.I. Am.
3. Hardworking – The Feevah is signed to his own independent record label, Electronik Records. He juggles his own career whilst managing the careers of other upcoming artists. He has created the ‘The Soundbwoy Riddim’, a bubblegum reggae compilation set for distribution across Jamaica and Europe. The Feevah also owns and manages his own successful natural hair salon in Crystal Palace, London.
4. The Feevah is currently on the front cover of Vision Newspaper – a community newspaper distributed throughout the UK and Canada. He’s new single Soundbwoy (Run Fi Ya Corner), is already getting airplay on underground radio, most notably Metrolove Radio (92.2 FM) and Genesis (91.6 FM). Influential underground DJ, Catman, has taken a personal liking to the song, replaying the single up to six times during his set, and spearheading promotions in Jamaica and Canada.
5. Idiosyncratic- The Feevah is a peculiarity with his music being a breath of fresh air from the usual sound emerging from the music industry. His first single “Get Ya Swagga On”, was produced in Barbados and was inspired by the underground party anthem, “Party Hard”. Get Ya Swagga On has a funky baseline and is bursting with colour, teaming with energy and frustratingly catchy. His second single, Soundbwoy (Run Fi Ya Corner) is very different from the first, The Feevah brought a Hip Hop flavour and teamed this with reggae to create his unique, signature sound.
“Internationally selling rappers, were a source of inspiration when I made this track. Rappers like Foxy Brown who had Caribbean roots were skillful at teaming rap with bashment reggae and inspired me to play with my style”. — The Feevah
6. The support from the underground music scene is unanimously positive. The singles are rapidly gaining momentum with various DJ’s requesting the tracks.
7. Testimonials –
“We did indeed enjoy todays interview; one of our favourites to be honest. Thanks again for coming down, big thank you to The Feevah; he’s a humble lad.”
— Guestlist —
“From the time I heard it (Soundbwoy – Run Fi Ya Corner), I knew it was going to be a hit because it’s different and it has an international feel”
— Metrolove Radio; DJ Catman —
“The Feevah, aka beats connector aka flavour mixer, comes on the scene with an idiosyncratic sound”
— Vision Newspaper —
New releases
Get Ya Swagga On (available to buy now)
Soundbwoy (Run Fi Ya Corner) – release date 14/01/14
https://soundcloud.com/electronikrecords/sets/feel-the-feevah
Recent Press
The Voice: http://www.voice-online.co.uk/article/introducing…-feevah
Guestlist Video Interview (Teaser): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzNfgyJTXhw
Guestlist article: http://guestlist.net/features/9704/chat-with-the-feevah/
Vision Newspaper
(cover-story): http://issuu.com/visionnewspaper/docs/issue21_vision_autumn_2013
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