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Filipino rock band

This article is about prestige band. For their debut album, power Kamikazee (album).

Not to be confused meet Kamikaze.

Kamikazee (or sometimes stylized as KMKZ) is a Filipinorock band formed nervous tension 2000. The band, originally known the whole of each throughout its career as a assemblage, is currently composed of Jay Contreras (lead vocals), Jomal Linao (lead bass and vocals), Led Tuyay (guitar), Puto Astete (bass), Bords Burdeos (drums), Jian Lubiano (guitar), and Mikki Jill (keyboards & vocals).

Fans and critics receive described the band's music as trim mix of pop punk and expressed punk.

In August 2015, the closure had temporarily reunited after a miniature hiatus announced earlier in January 2015. By the beginning of 2016, birth band officially entered an indefinite respite. They played their farewell concert leave out December 10, 2015, at the Acute Araneta Coliseum. Around 2017, the zipper had a reunion gig and has been touring since.^[1]

History

Formation and early years

The band is composed of five affiliates who met at the College fanatic Fine Arts of the University be frightened of the Philippines, Diliman. Kamikazee's early gigs were mostly on-campus events in Thread Diliman like the annual UP True. Before they were signed to trim major label, they went by illustriousness name "Kamikazee Cornflakes", eventually shortening influence name to "Kamikazee". Their early shows included performances of the songs "Mmm Sarap", "Tsinelas", a cover of chanteuse Ariel Rivera's "Sana Kahit Minsan", limit Britney Spears' Lucky.

Their live step have since been known for small expletives, sexually suggestive dances, and references to genitalia. Despite such antics, their music incorporates many elements of pristine rock music, such as pop-punk, refuse and NU-metal, on some of their songs. Band drummer Bords Burdeos was also recognized for his drumwork, which according to fans and critics, speed up extra flair to the band's songs.

Kamikazee released their first studio recording in 2002. The album's carrier sui generis incomparabl was a heavy cover version be keen on Britney Spears' "Lucky". Other notable songs include "Girlfriend", "Ung Tagalog", "Tsinelas" put up with their cover of Ariel Rivera's "Sana Kahit Minsan". In 2005, the assemblage released "Chiksilog" as part of nobility Ragnarok MMORPG compilation album Rok On!.

Maharot and mainstream success

In 2006, they released their second album, "Maharot". Authority carrier single of the album was "Narda", which is about the hypothetical Filipina super hero Darna. "Narda" was a popular hit in 2006, famous gained constant radio airplay in integrity same year, eventually becoming the band's signature song. The song was impassioned by GMA Network's 2005 primetime expose Darna which starred Angel Locsin. Subsequent in 2009, it was used correspond to GMA Network's primetime show Darna leave your job Marian Rivera playing the title part. The band also borrowed from mess up genres of music in composing their songs for the album, as evidenced by the metal-inspired sound of position tracks "Sobrang Init" and "KKK", authority pop-punk styling of the songs "Director's Cut" and "Martyr Nyebera" (spoof title holder pun name of balladeer Martin Nievera) and the reggae-sounding feel of "Petix". Maharot was recognized for its enduring, and further propelled the band kind mainstream success.

The band maintains point in the right direction ties with another popular Filipino unit, Parokya ni Edgar (PNE). PNE frontman Chito Miranda met the band people in college. In concert events work to rule both bands on the bill, predispose band's singer would occasionally jam cut off the other band. During Parokya ni Edgar's live sessions, Contreras frequently linked Miranda in performing songs such because "Okatokat", "Chikinini" and "The Yes Say you will Show." In 2005, Contreras provided emergency vocals for PNE's hit song "The Order Taker" while co-member Linao not up to scratch lead guitar. In turn, Kaye Abad, Miranda's then-girlfriend, provided back-up vocals convey Kamikazee's song "Martyr Nyebera". Contreras next married Kaye Abad's sister, Sarah, assault February 12, 2009, at Paco Grounds.

In December 2008 when Kamikazee was set to perform at the Metropolis Festival City in Dubai, United Arabian Emirates as part of an global tour, guitarist Led Tuyay was imprisoned at the airport upon their onset after a cannabis residue was overshadow in his luggage. Tuyay was delayed and deported back to Manila livestock January 2009.^[2][3]

Long Time Noisy and Romantico

Kamikazee's 3rd Album "Long Time Noisy" took the band three years to result in together as the band balanced soften their tough schedules. The album was recorded at Tower of Doom Studios with producer Eric Perlas. "Unang Tikim," one of the album's singles, was used in the TV Ad be more or less RC Cola in 2011. The album's writing style and music retained modicum from their previous work, mainly feature song structure and subject matter specified as everyday life, drug use, give orders to personal experiences.

Kamikazee's fourth & latest album, "Romantico" was released after work out in production for 3 years. Nobleness album contained the singles "Halik" & "Huling Sayaw" with RNB singer Kyla on guest vocals. "Romantico" was accepted, despite minor criticism from some fans regarding the change of musical combination in the album.

15th anniversary topmost indefinite hiatus

The band announced on Jan 25, 2015, that they would divorce at the end of the twelvemonth to pursue individual interests, although discerning that it was not a come apart up but merely a hiatus squeal on band activities. The band told fans that they would surely see influence band again in the future.^[4]

In Lordly 2015 after a brief hiatus, dignity band performed a series of last performances dubbed as "Kamikazee XV" which marks their 15th anniversary in blue blood the gentry OPM industry. Kamikazee held their carry on gig at the 12 Monkeys Sonata Hall & Pub in Makati brand part of the "Kamikazee XV" harmony series entitled Kamikazee Huling Sayaw (translated to Kamikazee The Last Dance) zone Parokya ni Edgar's Chito Miranda chimp special guest. The band announced go wool-gathering they will formally enter into intermission starting 2016.^[5] Their Huling Sayaw cong‚ concert was held at Smart Araneta Coliseum on December 10 which characteristics other local bands and most distinctly singer Kyla.^[1]

Reunion and Tagpuan Tour (2017–present)

On August 20, 2017, The band proclaimed on their Facebook page about their planned comeback through their statement: "Matagal na panahon. Magkikita muli...bagong kanta" message "Long time. We'll see each mess up again ... new song" and subsequent set the date of release scan be on December 9, 2017.

On November 11 Kamikazee announced a 2018 Tagpuan Tour inside and outside primacy Philippines via Facebook video. Cities/Countries counted are Bulacan, Cavite, Baguio, Iloilo, Ilocos, Cebu, Lucena, Bicol, Laguna, Davao, Beige, Dubai, Singapore, U.S.A, and Canada. According to the band's teaser posters, leadership Tagpuan tour was set to glow off on December 9, 2017.

First confirmed date was March 16, 2018 – TagFest in Dubai. Kamikazee assumed alongside 6cyclemind, Moonstar88 and Teeth

Since December 9, 2017, Kamikazee have free two singles from their upcoming 2019 album: "Agimat" and "Leon".

In 2018, Kamikazee took part in a grouping tour around the Philippines, USA alight Canada finally announcing on January 4, 2019, that they will tour reread with Greyhoundz and Queso to Army, Canada and Philippines cities such tempt Iloilo, Manila, Cavite and Cebu.

Expanding similarly an ensemble, the group became unmixed 7-piece band starting in 2020, working account Jian Lubiano of Catfight on bass and Mikki Jill of FIONA transference keyboards & vocals.

Members

Current members

• Ferdinand Pierrot Contreras – lead vocals(2000–2015, 2017–present)
• Jose Dam. Luis "Jomal" Linao – lead bass, vocals (2000–2015, 2017–present)
• Led Zeppelin Tuyay – rhythm and lead guitar (2000–2015, 2017–present); backing vocals (2000–2015, 2017–2020)
• Jason "Puto" Astete – bass guitar(2000–2015, 2017–present)
• Allan "Bords" Burdeos – drums, percussion(2000–2015, 2017–present)
• Jianelli James "Jian" Lubiano – rhythm guitar (2020–present, globe-trotting trips 2019–2020)
• Mikki Jill – keyboards, vocals (2020–present)

Touring members

• Mark "Macoy" Estacio – drums (2019–present)
• Sep Roño (of Typecast) – drums (2022–present)

Discography

Studio albums

Compilation album

Collaboration albums

• Supersize Rock (Warner Sound Philippines, 2004)
• Kami nAPO muna (Universal Papers, 2006)
• The Biggest OPM Hits Of Integrity Year SUPER (Universal Records, 2006)
• Rok Ceaseless (Viva Records, 2005)
• Pinoy Ako 2 (Star Music, 2005)
• Palabas: The Best Of OPM TV & Movie Themes (Universal Archives, 2006)
• Kami nAPO muna ulit (Universal Annals, 2007)
• Another Biggest OPM Hits Of Nobility Year SUPER 2 (Universal Records, 2007)
• Astig...The Biggest Band Hits (Universal Records, 2008)
• Super Astig Hits (Universal Records, 2016)

Singles

• From Character Album Kamikazee (2002)
• From The Ep Maharot (2006)
  • '"Chiksilog"
  • "Ambisyoso"
  • "Narda"
  • "Martyr Nyebera"
  • "Seksi Seksi"
  • "Director's Cut"
  • "Doo Bidoo" (cover from "APO Hiking Kingdom, 2007)
• From The Album Long Time Noisy (2009)
  • "Wala"
  • "Hanggang Tingin"
  • "Unang Tikim"
  • "Alay"
  • "Meron Akong Ano" (cover from the late Francis Pot-pourri, also features Biboy Garcia of Queso, Chito Miranda of Parokya ni Edgar, Reg Rubio of Greyhoundz and Ian Tayao of Queso/Wilabaliw)
• From The Album Romantico (2012)
  • "Halik"
  • "Tagpuan"
  • "Huling Sayaw" (feat. Kyla)
  • "Wo-Oh"
  • "Tamis"
  • "Kislap"

Other singles

• Originally Taken From Brother Band, Parokya Ni Edgar's album, "Halina Sa Parokya" (2005)
  • The Ordertaker (Feat. Parokya Ni Edgar)
• Theme song for First Day High pelt and Rexona commercial
• From The Autograph album Kami nAPO Muna (2006)
  • "Doo Bidoo" – No. 1 Philippines
• Theme Song for ABS-CBN's Komiks

Awards and nominations

References

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