Felipe Fontenelle

Felipe Fontenelle was born in São Paulo, Brazil, where he grew up and developed his taste in music listening to many of the great performers and composers of Bossa Nova, MPB and Jazz. He studied at the “Conservatório Souza Lima” in São Paulo and the Jazz School “Hot Clube Portugal”. He joined the cast of the musical “Amigos do Peito” in 2005 and recorded the album’s project that toured around Portugal. Released his first solo album “Felipe Fontenelle” in 2007 by Universal Music in Portugal and Brazil. In 2012 he edited the album “Chill Bill”, an experimental project of chill out music, also as a producer. Recorded 4 albums in Macau for the project “Sunny Side Up” with several compositions of his own: “Tributo a Macau”, “Pessoa”, “Rua 25 de Abril” and “Castelos no Ar”. Felipe’s single, “Deus Também Sorri”, is a Felipe Fontenelle and Antonio Ladeira partnership. The song was produced in Rio de Janeiro by Luiz Claudio Ramos (Chico Buarque’s musician, producer and arranger). The video was made by award-winning Portuguese director Pedro Varela. His album “M de Memória” was produced by Ricardo Cruz. In 2019, Felipe released the single “Smile” on all digital platforms. 2020 Felipe releases "É o Mar, É o Sal, É o Sol" a duet with Joana Espadinha, "I Think I Love" a song chosen for the playlist of the Portuguese radio Smooth Fm and also

"But Not For Me", a classic by the Gershwin brothers, with a touch of Brazilianness.