FKJ (French Kiwi Juice) Rising on Spotify Charts With 'Go Back Home'

French multi-instrumental minimalist FKJ (French Kiwi Juice) is bringing in the 2017 with fresh new track that already has fans looking for more. "Go Back Home" showcases FKJ's signature, refined blend of soul, hip-hop, jazz, and electronica. The simple refrain of "I don't wanna go back home, I don't wanna go back alone" is framed by funky basslines, light keys, and upbeat vocal samples. In just two weeks, the track has been streamed almost one million times across multiple platforms. The track serves as the first taste of FKJ's upcoming debut full-length album. "GO BACK HOME": Listen Here

Futuristically classy: French Kiwi Juice. Better known by the abbreviation FKJ, the artist has mastered the sound of sophisticatedly smooth electronic music. With serene sounds perfect for posh settings, FKJ, with his strong catalogue of tracks, has found himself on repeat in the dwellings of all Roche Musique alumni.

FKJ, born Vincent Fenton, was a sound engineer in cinemas before beginning his career in music. Music has always been part of his life: he started to compose songs at age 13 and recorded his first track at 14, in his uncle's studio. This self-taught man is also a multi-instrumentalist and mastered everything in studio and on stage. FKJ is an accomplished musician who plays guitar, bass, saxophone, piano and many more. Although his music can be linked to the new scene of French electronic music, he describes his work like a mix of hip-hop and funk, influenced by jazz and soul.

FKJ made his debut in 2013 with the single "Lying Together". Two EPs followed this track: Time For A Change in 2013, which was met with a warm reception, and Take Off in 2014, which expanded past the borders of France to seduce an international public. To this date, FKJ has performed to audiences across the world, including tours in Asia, North America, Europe, Australia.

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