Felp (aka Félix Petit) opens up with ingenuity on HELP, his 13-track debut album. The Montreal-based producer, beatmaker and multi-instrumentalist breaks musical boundaries to offer a fertile blend of experimental hip-hop, indie pop, R&B and electro-jazz. HELP is a tumultuous journey into the innovative, almost mind-blowing universe of acclaimed musician and producer Félix Petit (aka Felp). Known for working with some of the most brilliant Quebec artists of our time (Les Louanges, Hubert Lenoir, Safia Nolin), Felp offers an eclectic musical panorama on his Bonsound debut, which follows the release of two self-produced EPs in 2015 and 2017.This first solo album is all about teamwork. Known for his penchant for collaborations of all kinds since his beginning as a saxophonist over 10 years ago, Felp now surrounds himself with a group of musician friends, including Klô Pelgag and Laurence-Anne, who both lend their voices to a song on the album. Hence, the title - HELP - which evokes a hand stretched towards another.Share
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Felp (aka Félix Petit) opens up with ingenuity on HELP, his 13-track debut album. The Montreal-based producer, beatmaker and multi-instrumentalist breaks musical boundaries to offer a fertile blend of experimental hip-hop, indie pop, R&B and electro-jazz. HELP is a tumultuous journey into the innovative, almost mind-blowing universe of acclaimed musician and producer Félix Petit (aka Felp). Known for working with some of the most brilliant Quebec artists of our time (Les Louanges, Hubert Lenoir, Safia Nolin), Felp offers an eclectic musical panorama on his Bonsound debut, which follows the release of two self-produced EPs in 2015 and 2017.This first solo album is all about teamwork. Known for his penchant for collaborations of all kinds since his beginning as a saxophonist over 10 years ago, Felp now surrounds himself with a group of musician friends, including Klô Pelgag and Laurence-Anne, who both lend their voices to a song on the album. Hence, the title - HELP - which evokes a hand stretched towards another.Share
