Terrence Anthony Monie

Born Terrence Anthony Tremaine Monie, June 26, 1981 in Dayton, Ohio. Son of a Business Manager Sharon D. Monie and a City Worker Jimmy Lee Berry. He attended Cleveland School of Performing Arts majoring in Music & Theatre. Terrence wrote his first song at the age of 11, performing it for the Mayor at a "Just say No", campaign on live television. His maternal grandmother a club singer introduced him to blues music and soul singers like, Johnny Taylor, Gap Band, Ohio Players & Roger Toutman. High School was where he developed his talent on stage both acting and singing. His choir teacher and voice coach Euna Thompson was his greatest inspiration as a child. Adopting the Stage name "The Feenex" After leaving Judishal a Hip-hop Group as the lead singer with band members R.O.M.E. aka Jeromy Casselberry and Jermaine Crittenden, then later "Profecys Child", becoming a solo pop artist and actor. James Price was his mentor/ music manager who discovered his amazing talent. Terrence's greatest achievement is writing and producing his first screenplay "De'Beaux" © 2015.