Kemuri

Kemuri's adventure began in 1995 in Japan. Their first album "Little Playmate", has benefited from a fairly wide distribution around the world thanks to the fame acquired during the concerts in their native country. Another important feature of the group is its philosophy: the LDC, Positive Mental Attitude, which allows them to move forward without hesitation. This is how the band embarks on an American tour in the "Ska Against Racism Tour" organized by Mike Park of Bruce Lee Band. The group had met with him on a promotional trip to the United States. At the end of this tour, Kemuri recorded his second album '77 days' (1998), which partly tells life on tour and clearly outlines the band's philosophy. Bill Stevenson and Stephen Egerton (The All/Descendants) are in charge of production at their studio in Fort Collins, Colorado. The 7 members of the band are again on a tour, this time in Japan, the United States and Europe, whose first concerts are played in France. The year 2000 saw the arrival of "Senka-Senrui" the third album, and a line-up change (2 of the 3 members of the copper section are replaced). The band gained a reputation and in 2001 released a fourth album entitled "Emotivation".
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