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Typical Féfé discovers reggae in the early 80s in Martinique. After settling in France, he hosts a reggae show on a local radio station, "Radio Clémentine", in Sartrouville. In 1988 he works with the |
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Typical Féfé discovers reggae in the early 80s in Martinique. After settling in France, he hosts a reggae show on a local radio station, "Radio Clémentine", in Sartrouville. In 1988 he works with the Polino Hi-Fi sound system, which includes Tonton David, Nuttea and Polino. The following year, in 1989, he forms the Stand Tall Sound System with Mc Janik, Daddy Mory, Jah Mike...
In 1991 his first track, Fantômes, comes out on the compilation "Ragga Dub Force". It is the song Je chante pour les opprimés on the rap group Lafima's album that reveals him to the general public in 1996. After several tracks (Pa Jigé on "Lyrics Puissance 4" and One, Two, Three on the Ruff Neg album "Universal"), Féfé decides to return to his native Martinique in 1995.
There, he links up with the Karukera Sound System before meeting the producer Don Miguel, of the label Don's Music. Typical Féfé thus lays down three tracks on the compilation "Dancehall News": J'ai pas 100 balles, Burning Out, and Il sauve. In 2004 the track Pull Up is a huge hit played on every radio station.
Typical Féfé has joined Tiwony in the Blackwarell Sound-System, French Sound System Champions in 2003. He can also be seen at the charity gala of the Comité Général de soutien à Mumia Abu-Jamal, in shows given in detention centres, and as part of the Téléthon.
When his path crosses Tiwony's, the duo Double Trouble is born, taking shape with the first album of the same name in 2002. Several tracks follow on various compilations and riddims: Savage, Axxia Riddim, R2D2 Riddim, Killa Session, Storm Alarm, and even on the soundtrack of the film "RRrrr". The duo do it again in 2005 with the release of their new album, "Revolution".
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ANTHOLOGY
Release date: 12-15-2008
Label : E.Typikal/ity
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Tracklist :1. Intro
2. Esquie
3. Il sauve
4. Mumia Abu Jamal
5. Pompe mon style
6. Pull up
7. Faut qu'on soit fort feat. Tiwony, Straika D
8. Jah Regne
9. Africa me heart
10. Le chanteur
11. Paname Zoo feat Daddy Nuttea
12. Aller voter
13. Flames n'fire feat. Youssoupha & Sianard
14. Appelle les pompiers feat. Le K.Fear, Fredo de la Brigade
15. Le meilleur feat. Beedjy
16. Winny wine
17. Hey girl feat. Nicky B.
18. Je n'suis qu'un artiste
19. Legalize the ganja
20. High
21. Outro
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REVOLUTION
Release date: 04-30-2005
Label : Equalize / Unity records
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Tracklist :1. Introduction : Greetings
2. Makina
3. Soca Manie
4. Ti Mal, feat. AP & Manu Key (113)
5. Bole Bolo feat. Vic Edimo
6. Faut qu'on Soit Fort feat. Straika D
7. Connais Tes Roots
8. L'Eden C'est Là feat Anthony Redrose & Supa Maya
9. L'Eurio Contre Le Dollar
10.Tu Danses
11. In The Club feat Sketalina
12. Pa Ni Tan A Ped
13. Revolution
14. No Misleaders feat Future Troubles
15. Yen Ki Sex
16. Pop It Off feat Determine
17. Maltraitance
18. Se Pou Yo
19. In My Vision
20. Rastafari The King
22. Bonus Track : Son des Bas-Fonds feat Oxmo Puccino
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DOUBLE TROUBLE
Release date: 2002
Label : Next Music
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Tracklist :
1. Intro
2. Jamais le mal ne l'emporte
3. Cours fils
4. Une vie de chien
5. Une pensée
6. Dulcinée
7. Jah beniyo
8. Les leaders
9. Poppy show
10. So high
11. Pull up
12. DJ express freestyle
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