Faydee

Australian singer-songwriter

Faydee - Australian singer-songwriter
Born

February 2nd, 1987
38 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Australia

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An Australian singer-songwriter gained recognition through multiple hit singles and collaborations. Rose to fame with the single 'Can't Let Go' which charted in several countries. The artist's music features a blend of pop and R&B styles, contributing to a growing fan base. Additionally, released tracks like 'Laugh Till You Cry' and worked with various international artists, enhancing global appeal. Continued to engage audiences with a distinct sound and relatable lyrics.

Released hit single 'Can't Let Go'

Collaborated with artists like Shaggy

Gained substantial popularity in Australia and Europe

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