ULAN “Maffie” ATWELL was born in the city of Georgetown, on the island of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, in the Caribbean. As a young boy growing up in Georgetown Maffie remembers singing a song called "Row Me "Over the Tide Boat Man and "Come On Ring Those belles" which he learnt from his mother. He performed this song with his sister at a function in December 1985 and won first place.

Since his school days Maffie knew that he was blessed with a creative ability and when he turned his attention to woodworking, he was chosen as the best artist in his class. Later, Maffie turned his attention to Skin Diving but deep down inside Maffie always knew that he was destined to be a musician. So he turned his attention back to what he loves best and he began his musical career as a panist in 1991. He performed in the Pan Festival in St Vincent and the Grenadines Carnival and played in several different locations on the island. Later, Maffie moved on to be a drummer for the band "We Boy Country Style" from 1992 to 1994. He immigrated to Vancouver, British Columbia in 1995 and since then Maffie has been strengthening and developing his musical abilities.

It was in 1999 after a lot of hard work that Maffie exploded into the music scene in Vancouver with his first album called "Sweet Wine" which he composed and produced in association with Dan Shallow, Frank Holder and Dudley George. One year later in June 2000, Maffie took his musical abilities to higher heights, producing his own debut album in 2001 called "Juk Juk Passy." Exactly one year later in 2002 Maffie came out with his second album, "On Strike," mix by Dudley George which included the popular song, "Pum Pum On Strike.” This album reached number 4 on the top ten music charts in his homeland St. Vincent and the Grenadines and remained one of the most popular carnival tunes for that year.

Contact Information
Email: maffie@maffie.com
Phone: 604 727 8050
Or Visit www.maffie.com