Neus Ferri (Alcoy, 1984) has spent his entire life dedicated to music in several of its aspects. Leading singer and backing vocalist, performer in musicals, modern singing teacher, author and composer of 3 solo albums and several singles and vocalist in numerous bands of various styles. Neus ranges with her voice from jazz to heavy metal.
She became known as an interpreter at the state level through the program "La Voz" in its first edition in Spain (2012) and of which she was a finalist. Neus then took the reins of his solo career and after publishing his first work “Aquí me tienes” by Warner Music Spain and under the production of José de Castro (Jopi), he was a finalist for the Carles Santos Awards of the Valencian Music 2019 with his second studio album "Canciones de amor al odio", edited together with Maldito Records and produced by Pachi García Alis. She has presented her formations and works on posters such as the Elche Jazz Festival (2013) or Montgorrock (2019) and is one of the Valencian artists with the longest professional career.
Neus has always been praised for her vocal versatility by professionals and international audiences alike with her own show 'HerStory of Rock'.
She currently combines 'HerStory of Rock' with the tour of the spanish artist Melendi, as a backup singer and acoustic guitar, in addition to presenting her third solo album 'Llar' (Maldito Records, 2022). A work that has brought her back to her mother tongue, to her roots, and that has had a magnificent reception by the public, critics and the media.
Featured Awards:
- 1st Prize for best vocalist at the national level
by ISP magazine (2011).
- Finalist of the talent show 'La Voz' (Telecinco, 2012).
- 1st Prize for best song with 'Aguardiente'
at the Elche Singer-songwriter Contest (2014).
- Special mention of the public in the Contest
of Singer-songwriters of Elche (2014).
- 1st Prize for best song with 'Aguardiente'
at the Burgos National Contest (2015).
- Nomination for best rock album for 'Canciones de amor al odio'
at the Carles Santos Awards for Valencian Music (2019).
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