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"Wry, satirical, apocalyptic ... rooted in acoustic traditions, though not bound by them”
Nick Bollinger NZ Listener
Nick Bollinger NZ Listener
Kokomo is a long-standing Kiwi blues & roots group, based in New Zealand's sunny Bay of Plenty.
The band has toured all over and released a dozen albums and a full-length concert film.
This is also home for cult duo The Self-Righteous Brothers and other side-projects from Kokomo members.
The band has toured all over and released a dozen albums and a full-length concert film.
This is also home for cult duo The Self-Righteous Brothers and other side-projects from Kokomo members.
THE NEW SINGLE / VIDEO (November 2020)
"I'm Going Fishing"
Kokomo's first single from 2020 is the first song from the upcoming Acoustic Electronica Project, with songs presented
in two distinctly different versions, acoustic and electronica. And two distinctly different videos, both created by
Grant Bullot, incorporating an old public domain animation Jolly Fish, a Dick and Larry cartoon. Song by Derek Jacombs.
You can find to the song (without the pictures) on Spotify, iTunes, Bandcamp and all the usual digital platforms...
"I'm Going Fishing"
Kokomo's first single from 2020 is the first song from the upcoming Acoustic Electronica Project, with songs presented
in two distinctly different versions, acoustic and electronica. And two distinctly different videos, both created by
Grant Bullot, incorporating an old public domain animation Jolly Fish, a Dick and Larry cartoon. Song by Derek Jacombs.
You can find to the song (without the pictures) on Spotify, iTunes, Bandcamp and all the usual digital platforms...
SOME RECENT PICS...
A selection of photos of an unplugged 4-piece concert of "Derek's Lockdown Songs" at The Jam Factory
in Tauranga, November 2020. The band were joined for one song by the wonderful Richard O'Brien.
A selection of photos of an unplugged 4-piece concert of "Derek's Lockdown Songs" at The Jam Factory
in Tauranga, November 2020. The band were joined for one song by the wonderful Richard O'Brien.