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Blumio
Background information
Birth nameFumio Kuniyoshi
Born (1985-02-16) February 16, 1985 (age 39)
Hilden, Germany
GenresHip hop
OccupationRapper
LabelsL Records
Japsensoul
Websitehttp://www.blumio.net

Fumio Kuniyoshi (国吉 史生, Kuniyoshi Fumio, born 16 February 1985) is a rapper from Germany of Japanese descent, known as Blumio.[1] His 2005 single, "Meine Lieblingsrapper", debuted at number two on the German Urban TRL charts.[2]

Early life and career

Kuniyoshi was born 1985 in Hilden, a city located near Düsseldorf, home to the largest Japanese community in Germany. Today he lives in Düsseldorf's Pempelfort neighborhood.

Inspired by the American rapper Ice-T, Blumio began, at the age of 14, to write his own rap lyrics.[3]

In 2002, he applied for an MC contest with a cassette.[4] After an Internet vote, Blumio won the contest, beating many contestants, among them Berlin rapper Taichi. Following that, Blumio drew the attention of music producer Don Tone. Don Tone invited him to his studio in Düsseldorf, where Blumio came in contact with several notable German rappers, including Eko Fresh and the Aggro Berlin rappers.

In 2005, Blumio made his breakthrough with his single "Meine Lieblingsrapper", in which he imitates notable German rappers, such as Massiv, Jan Delay and Azad. Rapper Sido, who had not been imitated by Blumio, provided additional vocals for the song.

In December 2008, Blumio released the album "Rush Hour" in collaboration with the "BTM-Squad" member Habesha. The work was the first release on Blumio's label "Japsensoul". His second LP, "Yellow Album" appeared in June 2009. This was followed in September 2010 by his third album, "Tokio Bordell". The singles "Eberhard" and "Die Welt ist schwul" were taken from it.

Discography

Main article: Blumio discography

Albums

  • 2004: I Love Deutschrap (Mix CD)
  • 2008: Rush Hour (with Habesha)
  • 2009: Yellow Album
  • 2010: Tokio Bordell
  • 2011: Yellow Album Reloaded"
  • 2012: Drei
  • 2015: Blumiologie

Singles

Videos

  • 2009: Antigewaltsong
  • 2009: Rosenkrieg
  • 2009: H.D.G.D.L.
  • 2010: Lass mal über Haie reden
  • 2010: Ich mag dich irgendwie
  • 2012: Der letze Samurai
  • 2012: Wir träumen gemeinsam von besseren Tagen

References

  1. ^ Template:De icon Dewley (4 June 2009). Blumio Interview (10.06.09). HipHopHolic. Accessed 12 September 2009.
  2. ^ Template:De icon Geschrieben von Georg (4 January 2008). Release-News KW 51. GermanRhymes.de. Accessed 12 September 2009.
  3. ^ http://www.laut.de/Blumio
  4. ^ http://www.laut.de/Blumio
  5. ^ Template:De icon Blumio: Lieblings Rapper für den guten Zweck. Hiphop.de. Accessed 12 September 2009.
  6. ^ Template:De icon Blumio feat. Zemine - "Rosenkrieg" (Video). HipHopHolic. Accessed 12 September 2009.
  7. ^ Template:De icon http://www.blumio.net/blumio/Meine_VIDEOS/Meine_VIDEOS.html
  8. ^ Template:De icon Blumio: Neuentdeckung am Hip-Hop-Himmel!. livestorymarkt.de. Accessed 12 September 2009.
  9. ^ Template:De icon http://www.blumio.net/blumio/Meine_VIDEOS/Meine_VIDEOS.html
  10. ^ Template:De icon http://www.blumio.net/blumio/Meine_VIDEOS/Meine_VIDEOS.html
  11. ^ Template:De icon http://www.blumio.net/blumio/Meine_VIDEOS/Meine_VIDEOS.html
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