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FEEF is a childhood nickname for Singer-Songwriter Fjaere (Fierra) .

The story goes like this.

Feef graduated from Harvard University, went back to Edinburgh, Scotland, and started busking in the city streets. She was discovered, recorded, and then entered into a publishing deal with Zomba Music in London.

A demo sent to Yamaha Music landed Feef at Abbey Road, where she performed for Gus Dudgeon (Elton John), John Leckie (Radiohead, Stone Roses), and Sir George Martin who chose her to represent the UK as Best Newcomer to perform in Japan at The Yamaha International Music Festival. She was subsequently offered a publishing and record contract with Yamaha Music and became a Yamaha Guitar Endorsee.

Since then, Feef has worked with legendary producer Richard Perry as part of Herb Alpert and Jerry Moss’s Rondor Universal Publishing Group, and developed her own Bloomfield Studios, a small production house, releasing recordings independently under her own label, Little Friendly Music.

In 2022, Feef met producer Fernando Perdomo. Both Cleo September, and then Cleo Redux were created.

These albums have drawn Feef into the International Pop Overthrow world, as well as the vigilant fans of Harry Nilsson who stage yearly musical tributes.

Feef met Chris Price through Fernando Perdomo and immediately felt a musical synergy.

Summer 2024 celebrates the first release of SPECIAL FRIEND ONE, a collection of six happy songs produced by Mooney with Perdomo and Price.

Feef continues to perform as Feef and Friends, with Perdomo and Price, and is also a part of a Violent Femmes style power pop group called THE F CLUB. She is currently working with Americana friends in HARVEST MOON, a Neil Young acoustic project, and, as a multi-instrumentalist and producer as part of two indie Americana and Pop collaborations with new artists in her North Hollywood studio.

WHAT PEOPLE SAY

John Leckie - Producer
(Radiohead, The Stone Roses)

The perfect blend of sweetness and aggression

David Belcher
(The Glasgow Herald)

A voyageur into the realms of the human heart.

“Simple songs with a hidden complexity.”

“Her music is about melody. Her performance is about energy.”

“A lack of pretension and a lot of heart.”

“Sincere, honest, eccentric and fun.”

“Eclectic songwriting. Elements of Grunge, Pop, Americana, Folk. Each song tells a story.”

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Little Friendly Music announces that Feef Mooney will soon be releasing

SPECIAL FRIEND: ONE. The six songs are part of a collection written by Feef

and produced by her very special friends, Fernando Perdomo (Echo in the Canyon, Rebecca Pidgeon, Jim Camacho) and Chris Price (Linda Perry, Ringo Starr) kind of by happy accident.

“We got together as friends,” reflects Mooney, “and magic happened.

We ended up with thirteen songs, but I love them so much I want to release them as two Eps.”

SPECIAL FRIEND: ONE will be released FRIDAY, JULY 19, 2024.

A Release Party is taking place:

SATURDAY, JULY 20, 2024.

9pm

Hotel Café

Stage Two

Hollywood, CA

About Feef: A veteran songwriter, Feef (aka Fjaere Nilssen) came to Los Angeles from Glasgow, Scotland. A street busker, she was discovered in Edinburgh, signed to Zomba Records in London. Her career has been oddly eclectic. Performing for Sir George Martin, Whispering Bob Harris, Gus Dudgeon and John Leckie in the White Room at Abbey Road, Feef was selected to represent the UK as part of the Yamaha World Music Festival. Her appearance led to a deal with Yamaha Music, and a move to Los Angeles.

While in Los Angeles, Feef has worked with producer Richard Perry at Rondor Universal . She left the major industry to build a private studio and release independently.

It was only a matter of time that Feef would meet and work with Fernando Perdomo, and then Chris Price.

“We share a love of the Beatles, John Martyn, Van Morrison, Joni Mitchell and Rickie Lee Jones,” notes Feef.

“A voyageur into the depths of the human heart.” David Belcher, Glasgow Herald

“The perfect mixture of sweetness and aggression.” John Leckie, Producer (Radiohead, Stone Roses)

Fans describe a Feef show as “all heart, sincerity, joy and energy. Fun, real, melodic and moving.”

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