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Felix Parker

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Felix Myer Parker is the manager, vocalist and digital marketer of Australian alt-rock band Cloning. With millions of streams to their name, Cloning has showcased BIGSOUND 2025 and toured Australia four times, selling out headline shows across the country. Based in Perth, their debut album Vitriol (released Oct 2025) reached #2 on the ARIA Australian album charts as an independent artist.

Felix holds a BA majoring in Philosophy from The University of Western Australia and is an alumni of highly respected music managers initiative, The Seed Fund. Felix has extensive experience in digital marketing, advertising, grant writing and tour promotion.

Cloning
Their debut album Vitriol (31/10/25) peaking at #2 Australian and #12 Global on the ARIA charts, Perth alt-rock band Cloning cement their place as one of Australia’s most singular alt-rock acts – perceptive, uncompromising, and selling out shows nationwide.

Vitriol treads between wistful melancholy and wry cynicism, parsing themes of loneliness, loss and the unyielding political-economic entropy of contemporary Australia.

The result is a record both caustic and compassionate, a portrait of connection amid collapse. Speaking on the title, vocalist Felix explains: “For us, Vitriol is about love, friendship and meaning in the face of emptiness and triumphing in spite of adversity.”

Formed 2019 in Perth, Australia, Cloning – Felix Myer (vocals, guitar), Nic Rollo (bass, production), Jack Brett (drums) – connected over music following the tragic loss of a close friend in high school. Bevan (Guitar) joined soon after, having grown up between remote far north WA towns Port Headland, Kununurra and Kalgoorlie.

Releasing 3 EPs, Pillars of Salt (2019), Wounded Healers (2021) and Fall Out (2024) the band’s twinkling guitars and billowing soundscapes have led to 4 Australian tours with sold out shows across Australia and BIGSOUND 25’ showcases.

“It was the sort of moment you’d reminisce upon in twenty-odd years and think, ‘Yeah, I was there; I was a part of that. I was a part of something that mattered’” – The Music (review – Cloning’s recent Brisbane headline show).