FAADA - Forever And Always Diverse Appreciation

Artist Spoonface, the voice behind Black Legend & Ear Dis's Club anthem 'Hey Girl', launched FAADA in 2003 as a record label open to experimenting with diverse independent music releases.
It has now developed into publishing, events management, music plugging and internet tv programme development.

Now with a successful season of web-based live music programme 'Journeymp3' under its belt, several new signings and an uncompromisingly varied music policy, FAADA is moving forward destined to find growth and appreciation where ever it is allowed to be embraced.

Label founder Spoonface's talent shone through when he had international recording success as Black Legend with his reworking of the Barry White classic "You See The Trouble With Me" reaching No. 1 in the UK and achieving chart success all over Europe. Spoonface's creative versatility has already been further showcased with his screen appearance as 'Biggy Spect' in BBC series 'Trexx & Flipside', plus numerous bouts of presenter activity as far back as 'Trouble TV's' interactive game show, "Freakin Famous".

His wide appreciation of the entertainment industry and especially varying forms of music, have encouraged his affiliation with a truly eclectic array of artists, from Deekline, Freq Nasty, Omar and Janet Kay to Craig David and Sugar Babes.

Label MD, Spoonface, has over 15years experience in the industry from working the club scene to performing on mainstream chart shows. This journey has enabled him to benefit from the best of these worlds, thus FAADA is a fusion of traditional processes and new ideas providing artists with a first step into the industry and more.

FAADA is unique in the sense that it operates totally online and releases are 100% digital. This is better for the environment, creates more profit for artists and as a result team members can exist anywhere across the globe. With a genuine love for all things music, an ever-aspiring will to achieve new goals and collaborate with fresh artists FAADA promises to be forever and always diverse.

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