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KOKOKO! is an experimental electronic music collective based in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo. Their sound is created through homemade, unconventional instruments made from scrap, and their lyrics focus on political problems within the country.
About KOKOKO! Pioneers of Kinshasa’s sonic revolution, KOKOKO! have captivated global audiences with their striking sonics and energetic performances since 2017. Their accolades include best live band award by AIF, NPR Tiny Desk and Boiler Room slots, appearances at festivals including All Points East, SXSW, Green Man and Pitchfork Festival, and a placement on the Grand Theft Auto and FIFA ...
30 de abr. de 2019 · Hailing from Kinshasa, the capital of Democratic Republic of the Congo and the third most populous city in Africa, KOKOKO! radiate a raw and explosive energy. Inspired by the bustling sounds of their home — “a loud city inhabited by brave, energetic people who favour eccentricity” — KOKOKO! make percussive, psychedelic music ...
KOKOKO! is the soundtrack of Kinshasa’s tomorrow. NEW SINGLE AND VIDEO “MOKILI” OUT NOW !! NEW ALBUM MOKILI OUT 05/07/23 ON TRANSGRESSIVE RECORDS
Kokoko ( Russian: Кококо) is a 2012 Russian drama film directed by Dunya Smirnova. [2] [3] Plot. Lisa ( Anna Mikhalkova ), a dedicated researcher employed at the Kunstkamera, embarks on a journey to St.Petersburg.
23 de abr. de 2019 · Courtesy of KOKOKO! On the first night of South by Southwest 2019 in Austin, Texas, five-piece Congolese band KOKOKO! find themselves shooting pool in the lounge at a college dormitory a few blocks from the University of Texas campus. A horde of students, plus a dozen platinum-badged industry types, surround a makeshift stage in the dining hall ...
KOKOKO! is an experimental electronic music collective based in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo. Their sound is created through homemade, unconventional instruments made from scrap, and their lyrics focus on political problems within the country. The group performs in a variety of different languages, including Kikongo, French, Lingala, and Swahili.
