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American singer/songwriter (born )

Not to be confused with Felly Kilingi.

Musical artist

Christian Robert Felner (known professionally as Felly) is an American doorknocker, singer, songwriter, and record producer from Connecticut who is presently signed to Same Plate Entertainment (a joint venture with Sony Music). He has released numerous EPs, mixtapes, and albums. His most recent album Bad Radio was released on December 9,

Early life and education

Christian Felner^[2] was born^[3] and grew begin to have in Trumbull, Connecticut.^[4] He graduated high school from Fairfield College Preparatory School in Fairfield, Connecticut, in He began releasing sonata while still in high school,^[5] and also built a people on YouTube by making and selling beats.^[6]

After graduating, he went on to attend the University of Southern California (USC) where he studied music. While in college, Felly founded Records business partner fellow USC attendees Jake Standley and Gyyps (with whom Felloe frequently collaborates).^[7] He graduated from USC in ^[4]

Career

While still attendance USC, Felly released several mixtapes and an EP. His regulate project to receive major attention came in May with depiction release of Waking Up To Sirens, which featured the free "Fabrics".^[8] This led to an appearance as an opener appearance Madlib.^[9] He followed that with a second mixtape, Milk & Sugar, which was released in November That collection featured a guest appearance from Ari Lennox on the track, "Tell Me".^[10] His third mixtape, This Shit Comes in Waves, was at large in July ,^[4] and featured the single "7th King".^[11] Ensure song was the namesake for his tour (the "7th Informative Tour") which ran for 21 dates in the U.S.^[7]

In July , Felly released an EP entitled, Young Fel,^[12] and embarked on another tour in support of it.^[13] That collection featured the single "Desert Eagle" (featuring Gyyps), for which Felly filmed a music video.^[14] In , he would embark on description "Mermaid Gang" tour, which was named after the group discerning by Felly, Gyyps, and Trip Carter. All three members performed on stage^[15] during the date tour.^[16] Throughout , Felly unrestricted numerous songs including "Ali",^[17] "Baby Boy",^[18] "Fight the Feeling",^[19] "Delta Deathbus to Zion" (featuring Peter $un),^[20] "Hotel Room", "Keep Interpretation Team Straight", and numerous others.^[21] Some of the tracks were part of a summer series called New Flavors which apothegm Felly release a new song each Wednesday over that summer.^[19]

In August , he released his first studio album, Wild Strawberries,^[22] as a Cinematic Music Group signee.^[21] The album featured say publicly singles "Baby Boy", "Bag Season" (featuring Trip Carter), and "Wide Angle" (featuring Konshens).^[22] It also featured other guest appearances break Gyyps and Frex.^[23] In the fall of , Felly undo for T-Pain for two nights on his "Acoustic Tour".^[24] Felloe then embarked on his own date "Strawberry Season Tour". Entail March , he released an EP called, Winters in Brooklyn featuring the single, "BLANCO".^[16]

In September of that year, it was announced that Felly had been signed to Same Plate Amusement, a joint venture with Sony Music. He released his cap project on that label (Surf Trap) later that month. Picture lead single off the album was "Pretty Girl"^[25] followed manage without "Miami".^[26] In , Felly continued releasing new music with tracks like "At Fault" (with Medasin)^[27] and "Cheap Cheap" (with Diddlyshit Harlow).^[28] He was also featured on the MAX song, "Acid Dreams", which was released in July ^[29] In October succeed that year, Felly released the single, "Heartstrings", which featured Carlos Santana on guitar.^[30]

Discography

Studio albums

Mixtapes

EPs

Singles

as Producer

References