"We're tipping From The Airport as a Korean indie group to watch in 2015. We're already hooked on [their] electric guitar and synth driven dance-pop...we can't get enough." -- The AU Review (Australia)
// BIOGRAPHY //
Korean electro rock duo From The Airport takes heavily synthesized sounds, throws in stellar guitar riffs, and creates intriguing, overpowering beats. Zee and Milo met at a friend’s studio in 2012, after years of working on music for popular Korean movies and K-pop. Then, one jam session was all it took to realize that their styles and personalities were the perfect match. The two singers’ love of synth and color led to them forming the band, and together released songs that are filled with pulsating synth beats and dramatic instrumentals. Zee’s digitized, mechanical voice pairs with Milo’s natural sound that meld with their music to form a synthesis of clashing sounds.
From The Airport’s synth-imbue...
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"We're tipping From The Airport as a Korean indie group to watch in 2015. We're already hooked on [their] electric guitar and synth driven dance-pop...we can't get enough." -- The AU Review (Australia)
// BIOGRAPHY //
Korean electro rock duo From The Airport takes heavily synthesized sounds, throws in stellar guitar riffs, and creates intriguing, overpowering beats. Zee and Milo met at a friend’s studio in 2012, after years of working on music for popular Korean movies and K-pop. Then, one jam session was all it took to realize that their styles and personalities were the perfect match. The two singers’ love of synth and color led to them forming the band, and together released songs that are filled with pulsating synth beats and dramatic instrumentals. Zee’s digitized, mechanical voice pairs with Milo’s natural sound that meld with their music to form a synthesis of clashing sounds.
From The Airport’s synth-imbued melodies is only half the story with these co-pilots. The duo completes their performance with surreal, dream-inducing graphics that match their beats, surrounding Zee and Milo with intermingled flashes of light and darkness in music video and onstage. The duo sings largely in English, using descriptive phrases to weave stories, but it’s the combined experience that makes From The Airport’s songs a mind-bending experiences.
They recently released their debut full-length album, 'You Could Imagine', which includes fantasy-inspired songs like “Sight” and “The Queen (The Beast). [source: MTV Iggy]
// MEMBERS //
Milo (SungWoo Park) : Producer/Guitar/Bass/Keyboards/Vocals
Zee (SungJoon Kim) : Producer/DJ/Drums/Keyboards/Vocals
// AWARDS & HONORS //
2014 Top 10 International Acts @ Culture Collide LA (#2)
2013 Indie Shuffle (#1 Pop Chart)
// INTERNATIONAL FESTIVALS //
2014 CMJ Music Marathon (New York NY)
2014 Culture Collide (Los Angeles CA)
2014 Culture Collide (San Francisco CA)
// DISCOGRAPHY //
2015 You Could Imagine [LP]
2014 Chemical Love [EP]
2013 Timelines [Single]
2013 Everyone’s All Right [Single]
2012 Colors [Single]
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