Feng

Live Nation Presents  Feng  Plus Special Guests    How can less than 16 minutes of music across 10 tracks make such a seismic shift in the underground? 19-year-old English rapper Feng doesn’t have an answer when reflecting on his debut project What The Feng. “I haven’t even started my career yet,” the grungy, self-aware musician says casually. He’s fresh off the heels of What The Feng, his tightly-packed debut sprouting from the bustling UK underground scene teeming with drill and trap offshoots.  Often sporting vibrant tie-dye tees, Feng carries that same unfiltered, expressive energy into his sound. Focus is Feng’s greatest asset, with a psyche untouched by trends. Even amid sold-out shows, widespread acclaim from The FADER, Pitchfork, INTERVIEW, DAZED, and more, plus an upcoming Rolling Loud debut, Feng — the “accentuated” version of his real name, Travas Feneley — is being conceptualized in real time.  It all started with BandLab, Generation Z’s answer to the video game-esque Fruity Loops or the actual video game Music 2000, which helped create the sound of UK grime in the early ‘00s. Feng’s tinkering between breaks turned into actualized songs, albeit all a minute or less long. Self-taught, Feng writes, mixes, and engineers his own music, often producing it himself, and brings that same hands-on approach to the visuals he directs. The whirlwind of sudden acclaim and underground buzz — all while Feng hasn’t even hit adulthood yet, let alone a year into making music — insp