Artist description Also known as Felix. Recognized for his "hit" singles "Don't Cry Over Him/Leave It All Behind" and "How Can I Believe/Color De Amor"

Music Style Freestyle

Artist History In the late 80's, after listening to the classic Freestyle jam "Fantasy Girl" by Johnny O, F. Felix knew that Freestyle would become a major part of his life. He soon after began to write and produce songs as a student of Southwest High School's music technology program in San Diego, CA. During that time he produced and co-wrote songs with Frankie Boy, Leticia, and other aspiring local artists. After graduating from High School, F. Felix performed at car shows, local high school shows and local dance clubs. In 1993, F. Felix returned to Southwest High School to write, produce and sing two tracks, "Don't cry over him" and "Heartbeat" on the schools CD project titled, "...Of An Original Persuasion", which received a good review from Dance Music Authority's Gary Hayslett. F. Felix's musical influences range from Johnny O to George Lamond and other musical genres, from New Order to The Beatles. One of F. Felix's musical endeavors is to record his songs for the English and Spanish markets. In 1995, he released an EP CD "Félix" in Spanish. That same year Felix also signed with Ten-Lion Records Productions in Miami, which released his first 12-inch single "Don't Cry Over Him/ Leave It All Behind". This record is under the Magic Apple Records label in Miami. A year later the 12-inch single "How Can I Believe/Color Of Love" was released under the newly formed label Ten-Destune Records. And now, thanks to MP3.com, MusicMatch, and others in the digital music revolution, F. Felix has produced new songs and re-released old favorites.

Location San Diego, CA - USA

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