Parhys

Rising artist <a href="spotify:artist:4chhYBVixy8XLADUACh3RM" data-name="Parhys">Parhys</a> is emerging into the London music scene with a blaze. Her music breaths the classic virtues of traditional R&amp;B, blended with current soul and her own artistic vision of sensual and spiritual uniqueness. Having deep roots in the arts, Parhys began performing in childhood, attending the prestigious Barbara Speake Stage School in West London (alumni of Naomi Campbell and Phil Collins). Having her skills nurtured and igniting the fire of passion for creativity inside her, Parhys was able to achieve great success, from a role in Eastenders to the groundbreaking feat of being the first black girl to take the role of Young Nala, in the West End’s ‘The Lion King’. Parhys makes music to empower herself and all women to embrace the beauty of sex, discarding the narrative that women should be discouraged from being sexual beings. With family ties to Brooklyn and Queens, New York, Parhys’ inspiration stems the authentic culture of R&amp;B, and her biggest inspirations are H-Town, Brandy, Jodeci, Jonny Gill, Destiny’s Child to name a few.

‘Love yourself no matter what you look like, Love comes from within, your exterior is a mer image of what you want people to see’