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EAROFEMO | |
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| Birth name | Laquinton Jarrell Harper |
| Born | December 31, 2003 (Age 20) Birmingham, Alabama, U.S. |
| Origin | Atlanta, Georgia |
| Genres | Pop Rock |
| Occupation(s) | Musician & Painter |
| Labels | Warner Records Freebandz Records |
Laquinton Harper (born December 31, 2003),[1] known professionally as EAROFEMO is a popular American painter and musician from the United States.[2] EAROFEMO was birthed in Birmingham, Alabama, and raised in Atlanta, Georgia.[2] He discovered his passion for art and music at a young age, encouraged by his educators and mentors.[3] He was fascinated by paranormal entities, often drawing dragons and ghoul-like monsters in school. This early interest in art laid the foundation for his ladder pursuits.[2]
Painting Career
[edit]Style
[edit]EAROFEMO is a painting specialist in abstract expressionism with a focus on romanticism, creating bold and evocative artworks that explore reality and fantasy. His artistic style is characterized by vibrant hues, dynamic brushstrokes, and a blend of abstract and figurative elements.[3]
Artistic Influences
[edit]EAROFEMO's artistic influences include celebrated painters like Vincent Van Gogh [3], Jean-Michel Basquiat, Pablo Picasso, and Frida Kahlo, whose innovative styles and techniques have inspired his own unique approach to art. Building on this foundation, he continues to push the boundaries of his creativity, experimenting with new techniques and mediums to stay true to his artistic vision.[3]
Rise to Prominence
[edit]EAROFEMO's unique talent has earned him widespread recognition, carving a distinctive niche in the art world and garnering global popularity [2]. His art and music have transcended borders, inspiring fans from diverse backgrounds and cultures; allowing him to create an authentic lane in the art world. With his talent, creativity, and dedication, EAROFEMO is leaving a lasting impact on the art and music industries.[2]
The Ultimate Collection
[edit]His collection includes acclaimed masterpieces like "Matilda" (2023), "Amaya" (2024), and "Colter" (2023), endorsed by prominent celebrities such as Zendaya Coleman [2]. His art collection showcases his versatility and creativity, with each piece telling a unique story.
Music Career
[edit]EAROFEMO is a talented musician who specializes in the pop rock genre,[1] creating catchy and emotive songs that explore themes of love, life, and self-discovery. His music style is characterized by raw vocals, instrument-like guitar voice. The release of his third hit single, "Lizards," in 2022, marked a turning point in his career, with American rapper Future co-signing his music[1] in 2023. This not only validated EAROFEMO's talent but also secured his place in the music industry.[1]
Music Success
[edit]He has 4 solo singles that are gaining him fame:
"Train Station" (2022): One of his earliest mainstream successes, this single helped launch his music career.[4]
"Lizards" (2022): A romantic rock ballad paired with his emotive vocals and a soaring chorus, sending chills with its hauntingly beautiful melody that captures perfectly.[5]
"Crowd" (2022): This single further solidified his position as a rising star in the music industry making him a household name.[6]
"Welcome Home" (2023): His most recent solo single, "Welcome Home" has once again demonstrated his ability to craft infectious and emotionally charged songs. This standout party track has garnered significant attention and popularity, contributing to his growing fame.[7][1]
Harmonic Inspiration
[edit]EAROFEMO's sound is shaped by the iconic artists such as the Eagles, Arctic Monkeys, Green Day, Weezer, Kurt Cobain, Taylor Swift, Rihanna and Prince whose innovative techniques and distinctive styles have informed his unique sonic voice.[1] His current sound blends hard rock's driving rhythms, grunge's distorted guitar textures, and melodic compositions, paying homage to these immortal artists who have inspired his creative vision.
Peer Artists
[edit]EAROFEMO is part of a talented group of artists who are making waves in the music industry[1], including:
- Polo G
- Olivia Rodrigo
- Willow Smith
- Billie Eilish
- Tyla
- Maria Isabel
- Real Boston Richey
- Lil Baby
- Young Nudy
- 21 Lil Harold
- XXXTENTACION
- Coi Leray
- NBA YoungBoy
- Tommy Richman
- 42 Dugg
- Sanya Becker
These artists share EAROFEMO's passion for creative expression and are helping to shape the future of music.
Musical Palette
[edit]EAROFEMO's early musical influences. A diverse range of iconic figures spanning across various genres, including Rock with iconic bands like Nirvana, AC/DC, Post Malone, Imagine Dragons, Eagles, Maroon 5, and Ed Sheeran. In the Hip-Hop realm, he draws inspiration from Wiz Khalifa, Dr. Dre, T.I., Nipsey Hussle, Lil Wayne, Gucci Mane, Bow Wow, Rich Homie Quan, Young Dolph, G-Unit, Trouble, Pooh Sheisty, J. Cole, DMX, G Herbo, Kodak Black, Young Thug, Lil Boosie, Young Money, OutKast, Bankroll Fresh, Lil Durk, Death Row, YG, Jay Z, Asap Mob, Hot Boyz, and Young Jeezy. His R&B/Soul influences include the legendary Alicia Keys, The Weeknd, Drake, Jamie Foxx, Trey Songz, Lauren Hill, Chris Brown, T-Pain, Young Lloyd, Beyonce, Aaliyah and Rick James. Notably, his influences also extend to the west coast urban scene. These artists have shaped his unique approach to music, particularly in the emotive and storytelling aspects of his songs, inspiring him to create his own distinctive sound.[1]
Achievements
[edit]EAROFEMO's virtuosic artistry and creative spirit have brought prestigious accolades, including a coveted TIME Magazine cover feature[8], celebrating his unique methods, genius, and profound cultural impact. His bold experimentation, daring originality, and unapologetic nonconformity have cemented his status as a true trailblazer in the entertainment industry.
Mentorship
[edit]21 Savage took him under his wing as a celebrity protégé in 2021,[1] providing guidance and support.
Notable Works
[edit]Paintings:
- ”Matilda” (2023)[3]
- ”Old English Chariot” (2023)[3]
- ”Amaya” (2024)[3]
- ”Colter” (2023)[3]
- ”Screech” (2023)[3]
- ”After The Curse 3 (2023)[3]
- ”Alleyoop Cho” (2023)[3]
- ”Pneuma” (2023)[3]
- ”Kay Kay” (2023)[3]
- ”Carcass Freebase 4.0” (2023)[3]
- ”Mutuality 86” (2023)[3]
- “Astroit Heights” (2023)[3]
- ”Stay Alive” (2023)[3]
- “Okbet” (2023)[3]
- ”Greta” (2023)[3]
- ”Year 3000” (2023)[3]
- ”Bubg” (2023)[3]
References
[edit]- ^ a b c d e f g h i "EAROFEMO: The Pop Rock Maverick Redefining the Sound of 2025". Music Noise. 2024-07-26. Retrieved 2024-07-30.
- ^ a b c d e f Smith, Jackson (June 30, 2024). "The Ascendance of EAROFEMO: A Rising Star in This Art World". Medium. Retrieved July 17, 2024.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u Behance. "LAQUINTON HARPER". Behance. Retrieved 2024-07-30.
- ^ Train Station, 2022-11-02, retrieved 2024-07-30
- ^ LIZARDS, 2022-12-30, retrieved 2024-07-31
- ^ Earofemo - Crowd | iHeart, 2022-12-03, retrieved 2024-07-31
- ^ Earofemo - Welcome Home | iHeart, retrieved 2024-07-31
- ^ Gibbs, Nancy (June 1, 2024). "Time Magazine". X. Retrieved July 30, 2024.