Felly is a Los Angeles artist and producer who blends ethereal and soulful sounds into modern-day alt/indie with roots stemming from his days in hip-hop. Felly began his musical journey on the East Coast and continued at the University of Southern California, where he amassed a fanbase and went on multiple nationwide sold-out tours as a headline act. With roots mostly in hip hop, Fel has taken his foundation to explore new territories which has resonated with fans all over.

Felly is a multifaceted musician, having worked with the likes of Carlos Santana on his song "Heartstrings," as well as having participated in production for Ari Lennox, Monte Booker, Oliver Malcolm, Medasin, Foushee, Big Gigantic, Gyyps, Jack Harlow, Kota The Friend, etc. He's focused on creating timeless music, finding inspiration in the likes of Bob Marley, Rage Against the Machine, Rick Rubin, Bon Iver, and the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Felly took back to his independence after a stint with 300 releasing and producing two new projects Bad Radio and I had a beautiful time, now I have to leave. Following a year of touring, writing, and his latest release, I had a beautiful time, now I have to leave, Felly is displaying a mature evolved version of himself carving a path for many more years to come.

Born Harrison McQueeny, Souly Had, always knew that music was engrained in his blood. In fact it goes all the way back to the Walkman. “The full credit for my love of music goes to my mom. When I was a kid, she gave me a Walkman, and it had all different types of music from Slim Shady to Bob Marley to Pink. I was listening to old school music in the 7th and 8th grade.” That passion led to Had discovering his own love for music. “I started rapping and singing when I was 9 or 10-years-old. I would put my songs on YouTube, but I wasn’t that talented back then. I kept working, and then I hit a transitional period where I had about four or five songs that blew up."