Elias Manuel is a young urban artist, a strong leader and an entertainer who is all about his fans. As everyday passes more and more people are hearing his hit single “Day I Die” which is finding its way onto several radio stations. Conscious of and up to date with what matters to people, Elias is prime example of a flourishing modern day artist.
Watching Elias Manuel develop plans for his next music video on an outdoor patio of a cafe, one couldn’t help but listen into the conversation of the r&b, pop and hip hop musician. He remained collected yet enthusiastic the entire time as his team threw ideas out and bounced them off of each other. He is in charge of everything he’s doing, and although Elias had labelled his previous work as underground, he is certain that this second one will be a mainstream hit. With such a grounded personality and dedicated work ethic, the name Elias Manuel and his latest album “Risking It All” are quickly becoming known and loved.
Born and raised in London Ontario, Elias’s passion for music blossomed at age thirteen. Michael Jackson and Boys 2 Men have both influenced Elias from a young age. Just this April Elias has graduated from Fanshawe College with a degree in Graphic Design, so not only is he a talented singer, but he makes a mean website.
Many of the songs off of “Risking It All” can be heard on Elias’s MySpace page, myspace.com/hit9entelias. His entire original album is free and he has even made it possible for anyone to use and mix his music without charge. There is also a deluxe album that can be purchased from his personal website, eliasmusic.ca. Buying this edition will get you three extra songs, all ring-tones, all instrumentals and lyrics as an instantly downloadable package.
From MySpace, Elias has made it possible to connect to his own website, where fans will be blown away by the work Elias has put into it. The site demonstrates how serious he is about being a top artist, a business man and mostly how important staying connected to his fans is for Elias.
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