FRRIA

(fah-ree-uh)

  • Frria is a mesmerizing Madeiran-Guyanese artist from Scarborough, Toronto, playing otherworldly songs about the 21st-century human condition by combining the intimacy of his multi-award-winning writing style with three octaves of vividly expressive vocals ranging from warmly resonant lows to soaring angelic heights.

    Enjoy Shy Boy Change, celebrated by EARMILK as, "a versatile journey through expansive soundscapes and heartfelt narratives that immerses one in a vibrant experience, combining ethereal instrumentation with grounded, potent grooves for an infectious listen."

    Start Forgetting Names, praised by End Sessions as "a revolutionary track empowering us to embrace our authenticity," and IGGY Magazine as, "a captivating ballad exploring reclaiming our mental space with outstanding softness and complexity, showcasing Frria's undeniable talent."

    Dive into Swimming, revered by Last Day Deaf as, “a unique fusion blending R&B, soul, and electronic. Frria’s vocals glide effortlessly over atmospheric instrumentation, drawing listeners into an introspective narrative.”

    Try to Say Dunno, admired by Melodic Magazine as, "a breath of fresh air, blending genres that complement his introspective lyricism to create a unique, fluid sound."

    Explore the back catalogue demos like Feel Decent, Slow Down Spring, 3MUSEUM, 2MUSEUM and 1MUSEUM for over 30 songs EARMILK praised as, "a cathartic and confessional release... A spectacular showcase of his depth and range as an experimental artist."

  • Impoverished Portuguese Islanders who emigrated from Madeira to Demerara, Guyana to work as indentured labourers during the 1800s West Indian diaspora.

  • Expressive, organic, functional, spiritual, melodic, rhythmic, vibrant, tender, soulful, suffering, warm, intimate, resonant, bright, ambitious.

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