FEFE - What a show!
Wednesday, September 30th, 2009 by manuzeg
We were invited to the private showcase of Féfé last night at the Cabaret Sauvage.
The setting is an old circus tent that twinkles with lights in the dark as you cross a bridge over a small river. This venue has always been a great venue for Parisian artists seeking an intimate atmosphere.
Féfé came on stage and the front row was already packed with his biggest fans who he recognized and greeted first. Féfé has build up a loyal fan base through his time with Saïan Supa Crew; he is now out to persue his own career with the release of his album “Jeune à la retraite”.
The audience is young and urban, a very friendly laid back crowd. Féfé kicked off on his acoustic guitar with melodies that are a cross between soul, bluegrass, interlaced with the edginess of hip hop and rap lyrical delivery.
The first thing that strikes you is that he is funny, he is charming, he chats with the crowd like you would do with close friends. The music starts and the crowd is on their feet dancing. Féfé gives you that feel good factor you can only get around a camp fire with friends. He possesses this talent of capturing the audience and getting them to sing along. By the second song, everyone was dancing and singing.
“C’est comme ça” was one of those songs where his incredible energy that just excited the crowd. Or perhaps it was because he jumped off stage to sing in the middle of the crowd. “Mes verités” ,all acoustic with sensual harmonies, was also one of my favorites.
Féfé has one of those deep, soulful and authentic voices that reminds your of southern blues artists of the past. You DO need to check out for yourself and let us know what you think.
Click here to check out his artist page on Fanshake.
Dana
P.S: And just for you below some exclusive pictures of the show…











