Preyah

Preyah-Eyrin-Comfort Rex Osassey (Bulgarian: Прея-Ейрин-Комфорт Рекс Осасей, born 22 September 1994), known professionally as Preyah, is a Bulgarian singer and songwriter that first became known through her features on songs by Grafa, Billy Hlapeto and Mihaela Fileva.[1]

Preyah
Birth namePreyah-Eyrin-Comfort Rex Osassey
Born (1994-10-22) October 22, 1994
Sofia, Bulgaria
Genres
Occupation(s)
  • Singer-songwriter
Instruments
  • Vocals
Years active2011 – present
LabelsMonte Music (2013–2018)
Independent (2018–present)
Associated actsSmooth, Mihaela Fileva, Billy Hlapeto, Grafa

Early life

Preyah was born in Sofia in 1994 to a Bulgarian mother and a Nigerian father, who passed away when she was a child. Her mother Sabina worked in Cyprus when Preyah was 13 years old, so they could pay the mortgage on their apartment.

Career

Early career

Preyah was part of a vocal group in her childhood. In 2011 she appeared on the first season of Bulgarian X Factor, but only made it through the boot camp stage.[2] In 2013 she joined the Music Academy show, where she was eliminated in the semifinals, though the producers of the show Monte Music offered her a contract nevertheless.

2013–2018: Debut single and Monte Music releases

Preyah's debut single with Billy Hlapeto Malkite Neshta was released in 2014 and immediately became the most played video on Bulgarian TV in its debut week.[3] The song was originally recorded as Guilty Pleasure Store, and had been previously performed by Preyah with Smooth during the 2012 Spirit of Burgas festival. Her first individual single was Nyuansi, completed in early 2015.

Discography

Title Year Peak chart positions Album
BUL
[4]
US CAN IRE NZ UK
Malkite Neshta
(Billy Hlapeto feat. Preyah)
2014 6 N/A
Zakasnyavam, chovek
(Grafa feat. Preyah and Pechenkata)
12 N/A
Nyuansi 2015 11 N/A
Pozvoli mi da Znam 15 N/A
Zabranen Dostap
(Mihaela Fileva feat. Preyah and Divna)
8 N/A
Vsichki Nashi Mesta 3 N/A
Prazni Prizkazki
(feat. VenZy)
2016 18 N/A
Ubiec Na Vreme 2017 24 N/A
Lo6 Navik 2019 Preyah
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.

References

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