Rude Paper (Korean: 루드 페이퍼) is a South Korean collaboration consisting of reggae artist Koonta of Koonta and Nuoliunce and music producer Real Dreamer.[1]
Rude Paper | |
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 Members of Rude Paper | |
| Background information | |
| Origin | South Korea |
| Genres | Reggae, Hip-hop, Dubstep |
| Years active | 2011–present |
| Labels | Giant Hive Foundation Record Sony Music Korea AAP |
| Members | Koonta Real Dreamer |
| Website | www |
| Rude Paper | |
| Hangul | 루드 페이퍼 |
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| Revised Romanization | Rudeu Peipeo |
| McCune–Reischauer | Rudŭ P'eip'ŏ |
Biography
editPre-debut
editBefore coming together, they were already known contributors to the music industry with their respective talents. Koonta is part of the Korean reggae duo Koonta and Nuoliunce [2] and represented the reggae world in Korea alongside Skul1. Real Dreamer is a producer who is known for producing for known music artists like Double K, Outsider and Simon D.
Debut and You are not loser
editOn April 26, 2011, they debuted the music video for their title song "Radio" that displayed their unique talent and personalities.[3] They released on September 30 with their new song "You Are Not Loser" and the music video that revealed to be inspirational song about a son walking in the footsteps of his blind father.[4]
Realise and collaboration
editOn January 26, Rude Paper released their song Realise showcasing Dubstep and Hip hop blend.[5] They went on to collaborate with Miryo (Brown Eyed Girls) on her first solo album in the song "Revenger".[6]
Discography
edit| Album Information | Track Listing |
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Radio[7][8]
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You Are Not Loser[9][10]
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Paper Spectrum
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Music Videos
edit- "Radio"
- "You Are Not Loser"
- "Hand"
- "비오는 밤에"
References
edit- ^ "루드 페이퍼", Naver. (in Korean)
- ^ Koonta and Nuoliunce, Naver. (in Korean)
- ^ "Rude Paper releases debut music video, Radio, Allkpop, 26 April 2011.
- ^ "Rude Paper releases You are not Loser", Allkpop, 1 October 2011.
- ^ "루드페이퍼, 프리믹스싱글 'Realise' 공개" (in Korean). Retrieved 14 February 2012.
- ^ "Miryo's debut album gets banned from SBS". Retrieved 14 February 2012.
- ^ "Radio", Naver. (in Korean)
- ^ "Radio", Nate. (in Korean)
- ^ "You are not loser", Naver. (in Korean)
- ^ "You are not loser", Nate. (in Korean)