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Momokomotion (Momoko Ueda) is a Japanese multi-instrumentalist/singer/songwriter/artist based in Bangkok.
History
After attending the San Francisco Art Institute, Momoko became a member of the Bangkok-based electroclash band Futon (as Momoko Futon).
In 2007, and now known as Momokomotion, she recorded her first solo album, Punk In A Coma.
In late 2007, Momoko Ueda and guitarist-artist Tintin Cooper, alumni of the Slade School of Fine Art, took part in Tokyo Wonder Site's[1] 'Creator in Residence' scheme in Shibuya, Tokyo while also performing for Tokyo DAF (Digital Arts Festival) in an art installation created by Bangkok-based design team Duckunit.
Band members
- Momokomotion – Guitar, Vocals
- Tintin Cooper – Guitar
- Dr Usui—Guitar
- Orawin Watcharapong – Bass
- Patrice Schneider—Drums
- Anna Voronoff – Drums
- Mark - Keyboards
Discography
- Punk In A Coma (Rambutan Records) 2007
- Toy (with Bo Surattanawee) (Rambutan Records)
References
- ^ "Tokyo Wonder Site". www.tokyo-ws.org. Retrieved 29 June 2016.
External links
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- Japanese multi-instrumentalists
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- Living people
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- 21st-century Japanese singers
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