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"How You Do Dat" Featuring Yung Gwalla
Raw N' Uncut: Top Ten Underground Video
By: Eddie Cain
FEENiX: Dirty South TV's High School Heat
By: Ingrid Smith
Born in Columbus, GA but raised mostly in Montgomery, AL this 17 year old artist is quickly becoming the word on the streets as the latest budding star and hot new femcee. Representing hard for Montgomery, Alabama (shouts out to Lee High School) on Dirty South TV, this independent artist's single "How You Da Dat" is floating through the Dirty like the Chattahoochee quenching our thirst for a Southern female artist's swag. Also Eddie Cain's Raw n Uncut Top 10 Video Winner for this edition, FEENiX makes it obvious that she is also building a dedicated and loyal fanbase, a neccessity in the business of hiphop.
"I would just like to say thank you to all the fans who voted for me and tell them to keep voting- and I want all my fans who watch my video and support me to know that I will always be loyal to them and the industry will never change me- and a special shout out to Carver High School," FEENiX sends her love and gratitude to everyone who has been boosting the beautiful young artist's buzz.
Cherelle "FEENiX" Daniels is a seventeen year old female artist/songwriter/activist who was born in Columbus, GA but raised mostly in Mongtgomery, AL. Many people saw this young lady as an inspirational, beautiful, intelligent young leader. She began doing public speaking, crime stopping, and charity work at a young age. Cherelle was mostly known in Montgomery for her academic success, sports, and being a young activist. She won awards from astonishing organizations such as Delta Sigma Theta for outstanding academic success and character, Alabama State University's Talent Search Program granted her the Diamond Award of Excellence, The Alabama Association of Secondary School Principals recognized her for outstanding academic success, and she was the second runner-up for Career Tech Student of the year in Business/Marketing for Middle/Jr. High Schools in 2009, along with many more honors.
