
FKJ
Electronic music artist FKJ performs at Berlin's Astra Kulturhaus.
FKJ, born Vincent Fenton in Tours, France in 1990, is a self-taught multi-instrumentalist, singer, and producer who performs under the name French Kiwi Juice - a nod to his French mother and New Zealand father. His music weaves together jazz, soul, funk, and electronic production, and his live shows, built entirely around real-time looping on saxophone, keys, guitar, and bass, have earned him a devoted global following. He broke through internationally with the fully improvised 2017 collaboration 'Tadow' with Masego, which went on to accumulate hundreds of millions of streams, and is widely regarded as a pioneer of the New French House genre.
FKJ released the second single 'Changes Rising' from his upcoming album Tyber, accompanied by a live session video shot in Japan.
FKJ announced his third studio album Tyber, due September 11, 2026, recorded across London, Los Angeles, Paris, Brazil, and Mexico, with collaborators including Labrinth, Baby Rose, and Bas.
FKJ unveiled the lead single 'Soulmates' as the first preview of Tyber, kicking off a major headline tour across Europe, the US, and Canada.
FKJ announced an Asia, Australia, and New Zealand leg of the Tyber Tour, with stops in Bangkok, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Hong Kong, Seoul, Taipei, and Tokyo.
FKJ released 22_23 Live Sessions, a live album drawing from concert recordings at Coachella, London, Montreal, Paris, and other tour stops.