Fridayy

Sean Fay is a member of BLACC. He previously held the role of frontman for the group, until 2014, when he decided to step down. After a three year hiatus, NYT was finally chosen as his successor in 2018. He remains an active member of the band, however.

Early Life (1995-2004)
Sean was born in 1995. He always enjoyed singing and acting, being an avid part of the local community theater. After playing the male lead in a production of Romeo and Juliet, he was scouted by SG in 2006.

STORYTIME Era & SG (2005-2010)
Sean was placed within the idol pop group, STORYTIME, where he took on the stage name of "Fayble," inspired by his surname. He remained with them during the tenure of his 5-year contract with SG, however they never made any significant waves in the music industry.

Deciding he needed to shake things up and did not renew his contract with SG, though there were no hard feelings on the split from either side.

Signing with Vision (2011-Present)
After taking a short hiatus, Sean heard about a fellow former performer for SG, who had decided to leave and create his own recording label. He met with View and though they did not share similar experiences with SG, Sean was eager to help View to start up his label.

He was the very first artist to sign with Vision Records, and was the one who chose the name BLACC for his eventual group, taking his current stage name of Fridayy shortly afterward.

Leadership (2011-2014)
Sean, as Fridayy, initially took the role of leader and frontman of BLACC for the first few years. His skills with group coordination and dance choreography, obtained during his idol days and theater work, were essential to marketing the group as a slick and cohesive unit. However, it soon became clear that his inexperience in the realms of rap and hip hop were hurting the group's success. Foreseeing the problems this could cause down the road, he decided his tenure as leader was over.

In 2014, he announced on social media that he would be stepping down as the leader following the conclusion of the tour for their first album. His successor, NYT, was elected by the group as a whole in 2018 after the group took a three year hiatus, and he has remained the frontman ever since.