Tom Frager

Tom Frager is a People from france singer/songwriter having a reggae-infused design who broke to mainstream achievement in ’09 2009 using the chart-topping smash strike “Woman Melody.” Created on July 1, 1977, in Dakar, Senegal, he was raised in Guadeloupe, where he cultivated a skill for browsing that earned him numerous tournament titles and got him all over the world. From a musical standpoint, he cites affects including reggae (e.g., Bob Marley) aswell as alternative rock and roll (e.g., Sublime) and pop (e.g., Jason Mraz). In 2002, Frager founded Gwayav’, a music group made up of Henry Daurel (acoustic guitar), Thomas Renwick (acoustic guitar), Lionel Dubourdieu (bass), Stephane Garcia Tudela (drums), Jerome Gron (keyboards), Marc Closier (saxophone), Jane Terhoff (back-up vocals), and Carolina Carmona (back-up vocals), furthermore to himself on vocals and acoustic guitar. Primarily billed as basically Gwayav’, the music group produced its full-length debut in 2006 using the individually released recording Bloom Inside, which proceeded to go little noticed upon its preliminary release. A few years afterwards the music group released its second record, Better Times (2008), billed this time around to Tom Frager & Gwayav’ and released on Gwayav’ Information in colaboration with General Music. Though it had taken quite a while to capture on, the one “Female Melody” was a chart-topping smash strike in France in Sept 2009, when it spent three direct weeks at number 1, and it had been also popular one in neighboring Switzerland and Belgium. Better Times was also popular, reaching the Best Five from the French albums graph.