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Kéi-Peterpan was formed on December 25, {{RP|2015}} in [[Duren Sawit]], [[Glorioso (Karenkō) Islands]], [[Scattered Islands]] with the original lineup of [[Michirou Komaeda]] (14) as vocalist, [[Karimatsu Matsuno]] (14), Lam (16), Peter Pínpokíe (9), Thomas Yukitane (10) and [[Chihaya Takezawa|Chi]] (13) at that time. They have championed alternative rock music that is part of the rising Kéijō-pop culture and is competing with [[PP-pop]] music. In January {{RP|2016}}, they recorded two demo tapes, ''Spastically'' and ''Diammu Gunung Berapi'' and sent them to Satoshi Noriaki, who was then a producer at the Danville-based [[Positive Tone]] record label, a TPHK affiliate. He was impressed by the group's abilities and immediately signed them up with the label, and finally at the end of the same year, their first album, [[Kéi-Peterpan Pt.1: Old Automatic Garbage|Part 1: ''Old Automatic Garbage'']], was released under the label, featuring the song that catapulted them into the mainstream, ''Duk Buwi Alasey Mu''. | Kéi-Peterpan was formed on December 25, {{RP|2015}} in [[Duren Sawit]], [[Glorioso (Karenkō) Islands]], [[Scattered Islands]] with the original lineup of [[Dmitriy Michirō Komaeda|Michirou Komaeda]] (14) as vocalist, [[Karimatsu Matsuno]] (14), Lam (16), Peter Pínpokíe (9), Thomas Yukitane (10) and [[Chihaya Takezawa|Chi]] (13) at that time. They have championed alternative rock music that is part of the rising Kéijō-pop culture and is competing with [[PP-pop]] music. In January {{RP|2016}}, they recorded two demo tapes, ''Spastically'' and ''Diammu Gunung Berapi'' and sent them to Satoshi Noriaki, who was then a producer at the Danville-based [[Positive Tone]] record label, a TPHK affiliate. He was impressed by the group's abilities and immediately signed them up with the label, and finally at the end of the same year, their first album, [[Kéi-Peterpan Pt.1: Old Automatic Garbage|Part 1: ''Old Automatic Garbage'']], was released under the label, featuring the song that catapulted them into the mainstream, ''Duk Buwi Alasey Mu''. | ||
In {{RP|2017}}, Lam left Kéi-Peterpan to pursue further studies, sparking a significant transition in the band's lineup. The void left by Lam was quickly filled by Xavier as drummer (as well as keyboardist) and his brother, Fred as second bassist, who brought a fresher musical dimension and influence to the band's artistic direction, they were both neighbors of Peter and Thomas in Danville. This new energy combination proved to be very promising when they successfully released their highly anticipated second album in early {{RP|2018}}. So at that moment, the album called [[Kéi-Peterpan Pt.2: Memoria|Pt.2: ''Memoria'']] was released. This second album not only proved their musical maturity, but also managed to steal the spotlight with the hit songs such as ''Larilah Larilah'' and ''Hani Lempengnya Hangus''. The song's unique melody and lyrics made it one of the most frequently played pieces on the radio, thus reinforcing Kéi-Peterpan's identity as a band to watch in the Scattered Islanders own music industry. The impact of the album's launch not only increased their popularity on digital platforms and social media, but also opened up greater recognition at the industry level. The culmination of the group's extraordinary achievements throughout this period came when they were crowned the ''Best New Band'' at the prestigious [[DBS Music Festival]]. This award is a clear testament to the quality of performance and creativity brought by the new members in maintaining the group's relevance. The success at DBS Music Festival not only served as a starting point for their commercial success, but also confirmed Kéi-Peterpan's position as an influential and respected musical entity, especially among indie and mainstream music fans who are always thirsty for innovation in every song composition produced. | In {{RP|2017}}, Lam left Kéi-Peterpan to pursue further studies, sparking a significant transition in the band's lineup. The void left by Lam was quickly filled by Xavier as drummer (as well as keyboardist) and his brother, Fred as second bassist, who brought a fresher musical dimension and influence to the band's artistic direction, they were both neighbors of Peter and Thomas in Danville. This new energy combination proved to be very promising when they successfully released their highly anticipated second album in early {{RP|2018}}. So at that moment, the album called [[Kéi-Peterpan Pt.2: Memoria|Pt.2: ''Memoria'']] was released. This second album not only proved their musical maturity, but also managed to steal the spotlight with the hit songs such as ''Larilah Larilah'' and ''Hani Lempengnya Hangus''. The song's unique melody and lyrics made it one of the most frequently played pieces on the radio, thus reinforcing Kéi-Peterpan's identity as a band to watch in the Scattered Islanders own music industry. The impact of the album's launch not only increased their popularity on digital platforms and social media, but also opened up greater recognition at the industry level. The culmination of the group's extraordinary achievements throughout this period came when they were crowned the ''Best New Band'' at the prestigious [[DBS Music Festival]]. This award is a clear testament to the quality of performance and creativity brought by the new members in maintaining the group's relevance. The success at DBS Music Festival not only served as a starting point for their commercial success, but also confirmed Kéi-Peterpan's position as an influential and respected musical entity, especially among indie and mainstream music fans who are always thirsty for innovation in every song composition produced. | ||
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| align="center" |[[Michirō | | align="center" |[[Dmitriy Michirō Komaeda]]<br>狛枝 道朗 | ||
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| Kéi-Peterpan K-Peterpan 刑ピーターパーン | |
 Vier (top left), T-Nola (top right), Fred (bottom left) and Peter (bottom right) | |
| Background information | |
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| Origin | Danville, Tri-State Area, Free area of the Federation, Phinbella |
| Genres | |
| Years active | RP 2610–present |
| Labels | TPHK Studio, SBS-DVB |
| Associated acts | Nagisa Shiota, Karma Akabane, Touki Matsuyama, Marie Flynn, Scan2Go, Hanakimi Frontiers |
| Website | phinfanmade/phinbellan-wave/tc-pop/k-peter |
| Members |
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| Past members | Azeezul Fikri • Itona • Haifizul • Robert Fletcher • Chi • Lam • Ivan • Bakabon • Edmund • Aline • Niki • Takashi • Andy • Miji • Bakugou • Edwin • Nazashi • David • Roza • Orange • Jimi • Akira • Yuuichi Hamatsuki |
Kéi-Peterpan (Sangunese: 刑ピーターパーン, translit.: Kei-Pītāpān?) or known as K-Peterpan is an alternative pop/rock group well known in the Kéijō-pop or Taemhwanian Creole pop music industry in Phinbella. They first became famous in Phinbella since RP 2614 as part of the PnF 2nd Generation music project, and its very interesting rhythm, it is also because his songs are sung in Taemhwanian Phineaner and Scattered Frontier Creole Phineaner, both of which are spoken in several villages in the southern Tri-State Area. Although Kéijō-pop is a genre of music from the Rōmande region, Kéi-Peterpan is actually from Glorioso (Karenkō) Islands, Scattered Islands and Danville, Tri-State Area. They consist of four current members namely Peter Pínpokíe Flynn-Akabane or known as Peter, Thomas James Minamoto or T-Nola, Xavier Sōkimi Johnson or Vier and Fred Kōizawa Johnson or Musfrad.
Founded since elementary school in RP 2612, they started recording their debut album, Pt.1: Old Automatic Garbage and can be sold throughout Glorioso Islands and Danville and nearby areas in the Scattered Islands and Tri-State Area only. They started gaining popularity in RP 2614 with their second album, Pt.2: Memoria, which sold over 2 million copies and began to be marketed in Oriental Hispanioéire Taemhwan, and at that time they changed their name to Kéi-Peterpan. His third album, Pt.3: Teenage Mutants has sold over 750 thousand copies. All of their songs are at the top of the local charts in the Tri-State Area, Providenciales and in Oriental Taemhwan.
History and career journey
Kéi-Peterpan was formed on December 25, RP 2611 in Duren Sawit, Glorioso (Karenkō) Islands, Scattered Islands with the original lineup of Michirou Komaeda (14) as vocalist, Karimatsu Matsuno (14), Lam (16), Peter Pínpokíe (9), Thomas Yukitane (10) and Chi (13) at that time. They have championed alternative rock music that is part of the rising Kéijō-pop culture and is competing with PP-pop music. In January RP 2612, they recorded two demo tapes, Spastically and Diammu Gunung Berapi and sent them to Satoshi Noriaki, who was then a producer at the Danville-based Positive Tone record label, a TPHK affiliate. He was impressed by the group's abilities and immediately signed them up with the label, and finally at the end of the same year, their first album, Part 1: Old Automatic Garbage, was released under the label, featuring the song that catapulted them into the mainstream, Duk Buwi Alasey Mu.
In RP 2613, Lam left Kéi-Peterpan to pursue further studies, sparking a significant transition in the band's lineup. The void left by Lam was quickly filled by Xavier as drummer (as well as keyboardist) and his brother, Fred as second bassist, who brought a fresher musical dimension and influence to the band's artistic direction, they were both neighbors of Peter and Thomas in Danville. This new energy combination proved to be very promising when they successfully released their highly anticipated second album in early RP 2614. So at that moment, the album called Pt.2: Memoria was released. This second album not only proved their musical maturity, but also managed to steal the spotlight with the hit songs such as Larilah Larilah and Hani Lempengnya Hangus. The song's unique melody and lyrics made it one of the most frequently played pieces on the radio, thus reinforcing Kéi-Peterpan's identity as a band to watch in the Scattered Islanders own music industry. The impact of the album's launch not only increased their popularity on digital platforms and social media, but also opened up greater recognition at the industry level. The culmination of the group's extraordinary achievements throughout this period came when they were crowned the Best New Band at the prestigious DBS Music Festival. This award is a clear testament to the quality of performance and creativity brought by the new members in maintaining the group's relevance. The success at DBS Music Festival not only served as a starting point for their commercial success, but also confirmed Kéi-Peterpan's position as an influential and respected musical entity, especially among indie and mainstream music fans who are always thirsty for innovation in every song composition produced.
Kéi-Peterpan has welcomed new members, Robert Fletcher as second vocalist, Ivan, Itona and Bakabon as keyboardists and additional guitarists. They have participated in several new singles that were not included on their third album. But by the time the last non-album single was released, Chi had already left Kéi-Peterpan to begin his solo career as a singer, composer and sound engineer at the recording company KEI Entertainment. Kéi-Peterpan was also given the honor of singing the theme song for the Cerialimpiade Games held in November RP 2614 in the Inazuma Islands. The song, titled Let's Go! Inazuma Rise, was composed by Yukitane and the lyrics were written by Karimatsu. After the fourth mini album, Karimatsu left the band.
In end-RP 2614, a new album titled Pt.3: Teenage Mutants, consisting of 20 songs, was released, with Michirou being the vocalist for the hit songs and Robert being the vocalist on several other songs. At the end of RP 2615, Michirou decided to leave the band because he wanted to venture into acting and migrated to Snezhnaya to work as a specialist at the Royal Energy Commission, at the same time he become a freelance composer like Chi, and after that Ivan and Itona also left the group in January RP 2616 and were replaced by Yuuichi Hamatsuki as the new keyboardist and Andy as the new vocalist. Andy, who hails from Foca, Oriental Taemhwan and is fluent in Taemhwanian Phineaner, was chosen to sing a new single titled Bungo. This song received an overwhelming response and advanced once again to the DBS Music Festival and was nominated in the 2020 AnimeCon Awards held in Negara Awan.
Since Andy, Robert, Bakabon and Yuuichi have gone their separate ways and lefting Kéi-Peterpan, the only ones left are Peter, Thomas who is now known as T-Nola, Xavier and Fred as Musfred. Peter is also a skilled vocalist and was chosen as the new vocalist after having sung in several previous Kéi-Peterpan singles since the Teenage Mutants album.
In RP 2617, Kéi-Peterpan ended his contract with Positive Tone, but was allowed to choose to join another TPHK affiliated record label, and eventually they joined SBS-DVB. Kéi-Peterpan began to venture into the Bret-pop genre, which has influenced today's Kéijō-pop songs and has become a favorite of many fans, in addition to Florian-pop songs also influencing the music of the Scattered Islands. That year, Kéi-Peterpan returned with their fourth studio album titled Pt.4: Ada in October RP 2617. This album can be said to be the best studio album for the Kéi-Peterpan and draws influence from Bret-pop. The album, which sold more than 1,470,000 units, is popular with two of their songs, Jesnita created by Harun Ahmad and Julia created by T-Nola. Both hit songs were also sung in the Sangunese language. Both songs successfully entered the TCTS Melodifestivalen 2619. Unfortunately, only Jesnita managed to advance to the final stage and became the champion of that edition and successfully qualified to represent the Tri-State Area at the PyeongrangVision Song Festival in early RP 2619. Of all the songs in the album, only four songs were included in the album Tokseh Karpet Pt.2: Jange Deki.
In RP 2618, the band held a series of seven concerts titled "KP Summer Days in Ancol" in Kéijō during the summer, which also featured artists from the Tokseh Karpet series; they also released Tokseh Karpet Pt.2 and Scan2Go first album. During the event, the band announced that a new album would be released the following year. "Percayakan Sandy," the band's first single in nearly two years, was released in February RP 2619. The song served as the opening theme for a popular drama series. It reached the top spot on the weekly singles charts on TPHK and DBS radio. The band subsequently released another single, "Supé Hok Dulu," in early September RP 2619. This was followed by the release of a new album—titled after the single—on September 14, launched alongside the album Tokseh Karpet Pt.3.
Subsequently, the new musicians Orange, Jimi, and Akira—who had by then traveled far from Les Marbeles, Isla del Tropico—agreed to join Peter and his associates under the name Kéi-Peterpan. This collaboration culminated in the release of their sixth studio album, Pt.6: Paragon, in RP 2620, which features the tracks Penicillin, the Bajau Samah-language song Rungei Diom Ramai, and Demo Jadikan Tando Dio. The album also includes two standard Sangunese songs, Onaji Mamade and Ushinatta Ano Omoide. The song Onaji Mamade was featured as a soundtrack for a film released in RP 2617.
Artistry
Musical style
Songwriting and lyrical themes
Members
Current members
| Name | Information | |
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| Stage | Full name | |
| Peter (ピーター) |
Peter Pínpokíe Flynn-Akabane |
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| T-Nola (ジ・ノラ) |
Thomas James Minamoto |
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| Vier (ビエル/ビアー) |
Xavier Soukimi Tochikawa-Johnson |
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| Musfrad (ムスフラド) |
Fred Kouizawa Tochikawa-Johnson |
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Past members
| Name | Information | |
|---|---|---|
| Stage | Full name | |
| Michirou (道朗) |
Dmitriy Michirō Komaeda 狛枝 道朗 |
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| Karimatzu (雁松) |
Karimatsu Mastuno 松野 雁松 |
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| Lam (ラム) |
Louis Anthelme Maximin Steenkamp |
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| Chi (チ) |
Chihaya Takezawa 竹澤 千早 |
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| Robert (ロベルト) |
Robert Fletcher |
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| Ivan (イヴァン) |
Ivan Hiroshi Clemenceau |
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| Itona (糸成) |
Itona Theriault |
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| Bakabon (バカボン) |
Kaikara Rensburg |
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| Andy (アンディ) |
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| Yuuichi (雄一) |
Yuuichi Hamatsuki 浜月 雄一 |
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Discography
As Kéi-Peterpan
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Diskografi solo/duo
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Awards & nominations
Achievements
Trivia
- Kéi-Peterpan has been in the music industry since RP 2611.
- Kéi-Peterpan hails from Glorioso (Karenkō) Islands, Scattered Islands and Danville, Tri-State Area.
- Michirou Komaeda was knownly as Dmitriy in Snezhnaya, currently work for the Royal Energy Commission.
- Born on July 3, RP 2602, Peter Flynn-Akabane is a twin brother to Marie Flynn-Akabane. These twin siblings are at the heart of the rise of PnF 2nd Generation or PnF2 in the TC-pop music industry.
- Peter, T-Nola and Vier are also members of Kéijō-pop boy band, Scan2Go. Scan2Go and Kéi-Peterpan are among the artists who often make appearances in Tokseh Karpet.
- Peter was actually initially a fan of the Desire Band itself at the beginning of their appearance, yet did not expect his appearance and those of his friends to bear fruit.
- Peter and T-Nola were each in elementary school at the beginning of their apparence.
- Peter has a talent of his own and has had a rather hoarse voice since he was nine years old.
- Vier and Musfrad are siblings.
- T-Nola is one of the youngest guitarists in Phinbella.
- Peter likely inherited certain traits from his father, which allowed him to hold a character as if with his own father’s traits.
- Peter along with other members also jumped into the field of acting by holding a character that suits them.
- Peter's twin sister, Marie is also into acting, Marie has starred in a series entitled Chaos Through Time.
- PnF 2nd Generation or PnF2 is one of the family of idols under TPHK Studio and its affiliated publishing company. Kéi-Peterpan is one of the idol groups in this family.
See also
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