Debut single artist/writer Feliciana. Don’t Blow My High’ initially came to fruition in a writing-session for Kehlani with producers Kuk Harrell (Rihanna, Justin Bieber, Beyoncé) and DFRNS (Jessie J). 'DBMH' is a subtle nod to Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Blow My High’ and fuses today’s hiphop aesthetic with pop melodies. The song crossed paths with Feliciana (at the time recovering from cancer), who was drawn to the parallel of removing any negativity from her surroundings. On the surface the song seems to speak from a young woman’s pov towards her partner. All the while she's reflecting inward.

Don't Blow My High

Feliciana is a singer/songwriter who truly embodies the honesty and fresh, organic soulfulness that’s been in relatively short supply of late in contemporary music. Now that sounds like a pretty tall order for a newcomer to fulfil. However, the Rotterdam native is very much up to the task. In fact, you’ve no doubt heard her work: she wrote Lady Bee’s “That Paper” and Sharon Doorson & Rochelle’s "Come To Me" and this summer she has penned songs for Major Lazer, The Flexican, Boaz, Yade Lauren, Maan, Dirtcaps, The Boy Next Door, Pleun among others. And her growing fan base includes none other than Grammy award-winning Kuk Harrell (vocal engineer Rihanna, Justin Bieber, Beyonce), Christopher ‘Tricky’ Stewart, The Dream, Major Lazer and DFRNS (producers Jessie J) who adopted Feliciana into their songwriting team.