Peterpan Complex & Hugh Keice

HUGH KEICE 
24 Feb 2014 The islington, London

This South Korean singer-songwriter has recently released his debut album “Whale Song Omnibus” receiving good critics for his unique sound blending folk-pop, funk, soul and blues. His debut album reflects a 70’s-80’s inspiration and approach to enhance the warm analogue feelings but sung in a very modern interpretation of pop to keep it contemporary.

“A well-balanced music cocktail worth listening to.”

“Unique voice and an intelligent interpretation of funk, blues, and folk” Weiv

“Admirable 70s approach delivering a genuine groove” Izm

“John Mayer meets Jamiroquai” The Guardian

PETER PAN COMPLEX 
27 Feb 2014 AAA, London

Having released their 5th studio album “O(ou)” in 2012, Peterpan Complex is enjoying a successful career with their newly developed synth-pop outfit. It is inspiring to see a band that has been active for a decade now, still has the courage to expose themselves to a completely new sound and explore it without hesitation. Their effort was rewarded with extensive TV coverage, headlining festivals, and continuous sold out shows in South Korea.

“Change is a virtue. If I stick to one particular style then I’ll be serving one particular generation of fans. That’s not what I want. I prefer to constantly expose myself to a new world and engage with different people. Make the whole new generation dance.” Jihan (Peterpan Complex frontman)

“Probably the most changeable, and trendiest band that Korean live music scene has ever seen” Mnet (Korean MTV) “Delicate and chic” KBS (Korean Broadcasting Service)