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KANGA

KANGA is an American artist from Los Angeles, known for her work in post-punk cold wave, electropop, and industrial genres. She is recognized for her innovative music production and captivating performances.

Type
Solo artist
Origin
Los Angeles
Country
États-Unis
Active since
2016
Tracks
36

On KracRadio

Tracks in our library

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Artoffact Records 2020 Sampler

Artoffact Records 2021 Sampler

Artoffact Records 2022 Sampler

Artoffact Records 2023 Sampler

Eternal Daughter

KANGA

Post-Punk 2021 (FREE sampler)

Under Glass

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Biography

Story

KANGA is a solo artist from Los Angeles, active in the genres of post-punk cold wave, electropop, and industrial. She has released several albums and EPs, including "KANGA" (2016), "Eternal Daughter" (2019), "You and I Will Never Die" (2021), and "Under Glass" (2023). Her musical style is characterized by a fusion of electronic sounds and dark melodies.

KANGA is also featured in KracRadio's programming with several tracks from her latest album "Under Glass", as well as contributions to samplers like "Magnolia" and "Home". With a total of 36 tracks aired, she establishes herself as a prominent figure in the current independent music scene.

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    KANGA is a solo artist from Los Angeles.

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    She released four projects, including the album "Under Glass" in 2023.

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    Her musical style blends post-punk cold wave and electropop.

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    She has 36 tracks aired on KracRadio.

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Selection

Discography

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FAQ

About the artist

Q01Where can I listen to KANGA?+

On her KracRadio profile.

Q02What albums has KANGA released?+

KANGA has released "KANGA" (2016), "Eternal Daughter" (2019), "You and I Will Never Die" (2021), and "Under Glass" (2023).

Q03What is KANGA's musical style?+

KANGA works in the genres of post-punk cold wave, electropop, and industrial.