Kongie Warp 1st Album "CRESCENT" will be released 29th of June, 2022

Jun 30, 2022



Osaka, Japan Jun 29, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - Kongie was born in 1998, and raised in Jt, Osaka, Japan. Jt is a ward where people like to live in typical lives, easy to access to downtowns, doesn't have specific things. He grew up with family problem, discrimination which makes him being different to others. In 2018, he decided to master his English in Australia. After coming back from Australia, he started his music carrier as "Lil Kong" in Osaka in 2019, also started working at a cloth shop DISSIDENT as a sales staff and model for their promotion. In 2020, He released 1st EP "The Gate of Blooming". The song in the EP "NCDMD" was viral. After that, he joined the crew SGB(Salu Gorila Brothers). Through making an album with them, he established his J-rap style.

His 2nd release in 2021 "The Gate of Blooming 2" was the first opportunity to do mellow song and it became a bridge to the new album "CRESCENT". His style as a bilingual rapper shows the world where he belongs and tells people all around the world, what is really happening in the country which is known as highly rated of committing suicide. The point you should concentrate on in his music is the range of his voice, also unique flow with meaningful and thoughtful lyrics, and a variety of sounds coming out from 2 different languages.

He expresses WHAT IS HUMAN BEING as one of Z generation. He will be definitely an artist who unites Eastern and Western. Keep your eyes on Kongie, you will know what is legit. This mini-album "CRESCENT" is his third project, basically written about his experiences before he had started up his music carrier. As the form of CRESCENT is, this album is made rough and incomplete. Collaboration with producers from overseas are on most of the songs. Will Be Saiga produces the intro as a beat maker Art work by MISTA

  • Mind Voice
  • Jubaku
  • Who R U
  • Leave it All
  • Wake Up Bad
  • Whatever
  • No Limit
  • Psycho --
  • No More Waste
  • We Good
  • Go Raw

Artwork: MISTA

Recoding, Mixing: Equal studio

Mastering: LABMAS

 

Link for streaming services 

https://linkco.re/Hv4scuzs?lang=en

Besides, "Jubaku" Music Video which is included in the album also will be uploaded on YouTube at the some day as release date. The video is directed by E-gacchi.

YouTube Link of the video

https://youtu.be/4tBHZ4ief6g

<Other Music Video>

" Blue on My Mind" Uploaded 30th of March, 2021

https://youtu.be/FAqP_DefQCY

Camera: E-gacchi

 

"NCDMD" Uploaded 26th of November, 2020

https://youtu.be/kYkNDXg9DJw

Camera: CSO Film

Social media link

https://linktr.ee/lilkong

Source :森本電工

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