Artist description The sextet incorporates elements of reggae, funk, jazz, and Latin to add a new flavor to mainstream music.

Music Style New-School R&B

Artist History Feramoan is a new-school R&B band that has been enjoying success in the Pacific Northwest since forming in the summer of 2002. Originally guitarist Frank Handy wanted to put together an early 90's cover band that would do songs like Montel Jordan's "This Is How We Do It," Blackstreet's "No Diggity," and Bobby Brown's "My Prerogative." After piecing a band together, Frank invited front man Rohan Pommells to a practice. When Rohan entered the picture, the band shifted from working on covers to working almost solely on original music. They have a good following and with their high-energy shows and polished performances, they are definitely worth seeing.

Group Members Feramoan is: Rohan Pommells vocals. From 1992-1994, Rohan was a member of the Hot Peppers which was one of Jamaicas top bands. He has opened for Maxi Priest and Shabba. He has extensively toured Japan and then went on to perform and record professionally in New York City. Rohan has also sold songs to MTV and PAX Television. Chris Kinsey drums and vocals. Chris toured Canada numerous times with his previous group, Soul Tribe. They had opened for Taj Mahal and Fishbone. He has also been a session studio musician in Vancouver, BC. Aeden Hunter bass and vocals. Aeden has done session studio work at Fantasy Studios in Berkeley, CA. He has also recorded at the Greenhouse in Burnaby, BC and at Ironwood Studios in Seattle, WA. Frank Handy guitar and vocals. Frank is still building his resume and in the past has enjoyed a string endorsement by GHS Strings. He has been playing professionally for several years. Erik LaRue guitar and vocals. Erik has been accepted to the prestigious performing arts school Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle, WA. Patrick Erker keyboards and vocals. Patrick is currently studying at Western Washington University in Bellingham, WA. He has been playing keyboards for over 14 years.

Instruments 2 guitars, bass, drums, & keyboards

Press Reviews Whats Up Magazine called Feramoan badass and said that they were a band that is definitely worth checking out.

Location Bellingham, WA - USA

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