Born to James and Cynthia Farmer, Fellon Phelps was born Jonel Farmer raised in the Glenville neighborhood (Cleveland, Ohio), same hood as Bone Thugs n Harmony and Steve Harvey. Fellon Phelps professional music career started in 2016 and since then he has dropped various singles. On May 31 2020, which is Fellon Phelps actual birthday, he dropped "Last Reigning Kingdom" E.P making his portfolio strong. All of his music are available on all major music platforms, including his latest singles "D.G.A.F" and "I Did It" produced by talented, Corleone.
To date, there have been a total of 31 different projects made by Fellon Phelps; which include 14 singles and 8 full albums, over 62 new songs and now he is back stronger than ever with 3 new singles, varying from the Traditional/Gangster/Drill/Trap Hip-Hop and both New Age Electronic and Dance genres. He crosses over to expand his career, and reach more fans in the White, Latino, Asian, Indian, and Black communities worldwide plus unreleased song Hangover coming 1-1-2022 around NBA
Phelps writes his own song lyrics and has bought exclusive rights to every beat he has ever recorded on. Fellon Phelps has proved he is the most consistent hardest working songwriter and performer of all time and we don’t see any competition for he is the new savior of Rap music something the culture desperately needed and when asked he stated its about telling his story.
His latest releases are Hangover, The Christmas Album with 17 songs, DGAF first single off it, and Big Steppa released on a partnership with Harlem rapper/mogul Cam’ron new record label Flee’ Music Farms and former Interscope executive and United Masters owner Steve Stoute that is a street anthem classic song. Fellon Phelps is a member of the NAACP active community leader who care about people and has helped over 3000 people in Cleveland Ohio alone start their own businesses bankrolling them himself teaching them marketing, promotion, and advertising plus cleaning their credit and helping them build both business and personal credit to be eligible for home and auto loans to keep life on track.
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