The New Southern Groove
Influenced by everything from Arctic Monkeys, Red Hot Chili Peppers and Incubus, to The Doors, Prince, Michael Jackson and Led Zeppelin, Felix Koopa is bringin you a more southern taste of indie-esque rockn’ roll. Straight outta New Orleans with their very own "Voodoo Groove", these bayou boys are turning up the heat. "Habitue", "Awrah", and "Larrikin Love" hoist sultry sexy lyrics delivered by Maverick Boudreaux raw, yet melodically alluring. While both Brandon Legarde and Tyler Blanchard spew molten energy from those red hot guitar tones, which set the tracks ablaze. At the core of this stuffed chili pepper sit Patrick Bergeron the bass-mayne, and Brad Hebert sir groove-master beats. Together these boys bring you Felix Koopa. Voodoo kings of the south.


The meaning behind the name can be found in roots digging right into the dark swamps of the southern Voodoo culture and have become a center stone for the bands image and vibes. If you add some indie rock with a touch of southern fried groove, you get a mixed breed. "Felix Koopa", proud to serve you up a hot slice, spiced to perfection!

I make sad music to document my fears, worries, and problems in life.

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