Fada’away
jhayhart
Greenville
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Fada’way, (pronounced fay-duh-way) was born Akima N. Hukins on November 23, 2005 in Greenville, North Carolina. She is an American DJ, producer, composer, basketball player and student with a 4.0 GPA. Fada’way is a self-taught musical prodigy at an early age was introduced to music by her father.
One afternoon, Fada’way and her brother created a song called “I Love Starbucks” which arose out of their love for a Strawberry or Vanilla Bean Frappuccino and posted it on YouTube. The song was adapted from the Weeknd’s “Starboy”. Although the rendition never went viral, it was Fada’ways first time recording anything in the studio and her fascination with studio production grew stronger. Her love for sound and ability to dissect each instrument in a song sparked her desire to teach herself how to play the guitar, keyboard and recording drum patterns in the studio. Excelling exponentially in the craft prompted Fada’way to try another area of the musical art which is DJ’ing.
Fada’away
Fada’way, (pronounced fay-duh-way) was born Akima N. Hukins on November 23, 2005 in Greenville, North Carolina. She is an American DJ, producer, composer, basketball player and student with a 4.0 GPA. Fada’way is a self-taught musical prodigy at an early age was introduced to music by her father.
One afternoon, Fada’way and her brother created a song called “I Love Starbucks” which arose out of their love for a Strawberry or Vanilla Bean Frappuccino and posted it on YouTube. The song was adapted from the Weeknd’s “Starboy”. Although the rendition never went viral, it was Fada’ways first time recording anything in the studio and her fascination with studio production grew stronger. Her love for sound and ability to dissect each instrument in a song sparked her desire to teach herself how to play the guitar, keyboard and recording drum patterns in the studio. Excelling exponentially in the craft prompted Fada’way to try another area of the musical art which is DJ’ing.
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