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Showing posts with label Kero One. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kero One. Show all posts
Because You Need A Kero One Break In Your Day Just As Much As I Do (AKA Spanish Joint Re-Mix)
Monday, April 14, 2014Kero One + Kickstarter + In All the Wrong Places
Friday, August 17, 2012From the PR:
First off, thanks to everyone who supported Kero One's last kickstarter campaign for Color Theory! We received over $10k in pledges with your support!
Now Kero One wants to take a look back in his career and devote some attention to the song he is probably most known for, In All the Wrong Places, originally released in 2006.
Breaking away from the traditional avenues of funding/releasing music videos, once again Kero One is using Kickstarter.com to help fund his latest project. Help make the vision of In All the Wrong Places a reality!
For this project to succeed, Kero One is looking to raise $5,000 in less than 28 days. Every pledge to help achieve this goal will not go unnoticed. There will be rewards given for different pledge amounts, such as: New Color Theory hard cover books, CD's, T-shirts, records, and much more. Check out Kero One’s new vision and help him make the amazing music video that "In All the Wrong Places" deserves, using the link below:
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/kero/kero-ones-animated-music-video-in-all-the-wrong-pl
or http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AmGCDh8b1OI
"Loves Gonna Getcha" Ft. Dynamic Duo, Kero One And Dumbfoundead
Wednesday, June 27, 2012Labels: APA, API, APIA, Asian, Asian American, DumbFounDead, Kero One, Music, YouTube
Kero One + Color Theory + Kickstarter
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Breaking away from the traditional avenue of releasing music, Kero One is using Kickstarter.com to help fund his upcoming album, Color Theory. Kickstarter is a new all-or-nothing funding method where projects must be fully-funded or no money changes hands. For this project to succeed, Kero One is looking to raise $10,000 in less than 30 days. Every pledge to help achieve this goal will not go unnoticed. There will be rewards given for different pledge amounts, such as: CD's and digital copies of Color Theory, T-shirts, records, and much more. All digital copy rewards of Kero One’s upcoming album will be sent prior to the July 4 th release date. Check out Kero One’s story, help make his next album the biggest of his career, and reserve your advance copy of his upcoming album, using the link below.
Help Kick Start It
Good Music Never Dies (AKA Listening On My Ride Home)
Monday, July 25, 2011
Somedays, especially in the light speed fast lane of the interwebs, one year seems like ages ago - but I say it just isn't a thing and good music never really does die.
Early Believers, Kero One, And The Nichi
Monday, August 31, 2009Caught this article on Kero One down at the Nichi Bei Times (and if you didn't already know is closing their doors at the end of this month) and wanted to post up on it:
Kero One is not the average hip-hop artist. He is not from the traditional hip-hop hot spots of Los Angeles or New York. He is the son of Korean immigrant parents, born and raised in the Bay Area. His style of music isn’t gaudy like many of his contemporaries, but is still eye-catching.View the full article here and see the video for "Keep Pushin" from his album Early Believers out now.
“My music isn’t in your face,” Kero One said in an interview with the Nichi Bei Times.
Listening to his newest album — entitled “Early Believers,” released in April of this year — his analysis seems correct. To describe Kero One’s style in one word, it would have to be “smooth.” He weaves together old-school jazzy beats with fresh rhymes in a way that seems to have gone all but extinct in the new millennium. Kero One proves that there are still times when less can, in fact, be more.
Labels: Asian American, Kero One, Music
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