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== Music career == | == Music career == | ||
=== | === "Tage" single release (2000-2001) === | ||
Soon after Peiderezek began to create music, he began to hone his songwriting skills. In November of 2000, Peiderezek discovered R&B, and was immediately inspired. On the 29th of November 2000, posted a video on Soyandoje entitled "Tage". The video featured the song "Tage", which Peiderezek had wrote between the 2nd and 3rd of December 2000. "Tage" was recorded by Peiderezek in one take on [yamahati]'s personal camcorder, with the on the floor below the piano, the camera pointed at the wall, only showing Peiderezek's legs and tail. The instrumentation of the version of "Tage" posted on Soyandoje only featured his voice and [yamahati mother]'s upright piano. Despite the poor quality of the recording, the video blew up on Soyandoje and was quickly reposted to various other music forums and social media sites. On the 1st of December 2000, [[Jezang Dsim]], a Baphian kaneed and a marketing executive at [[Inforadio Srn]], clicked on the "Tage" video on accident whilst browsing Soyandoje. Impressed, he tracked Peiderezek down to his [xyz] home and converesed with him and [yamahati mother], and convinced her to let him take Peiderezek to Turku to re-record "Tage" at Dekyenu Studios in Turku. [Yamahati mother] initially felt reluctant, due to Peiderezek's trauma, technical legal status of being enslaved still, and Peiderezek being a kali, but after several minutes, she and Peiderezek agreed to record "Tage". On the 6th of December 2000, Peiderezek's 18th birthday, Peiderezek, [yamahati], [yamahati mother], and Jezang Dsim travelled to Ëndaija, and then flew from there to Turku International Airport, arriving early in the morning of the 7th. | Soon after Peiderezek began to create music, he began to hone his songwriting skills. In November of 2000, Peiderezek discovered R&B, and was immediately inspired. On the 29th of November 2000, posted a video on Soyandoje entitled "Tage". The video featured the song "Tage", which Peiderezek had wrote between the 2nd and 3rd of December 2000. "Tage" was recorded by Peiderezek in one take on [yamahati]'s personal camcorder, with the on the floor below the piano, the camera pointed at the wall, only showing Peiderezek's legs and tail. The instrumentation of the version of "Tage" posted on Soyandoje only featured his voice and [yamahati mother]'s upright piano. Despite the poor quality of the recording, the video blew up on Soyandoje and was quickly reposted to various other music forums and social media sites. On the 1st of December 2000, [[Jezang Dsim]], a Baphian kaneed and a marketing executive at [[Inforadio Srn]], clicked on the "Tage" video on accident whilst browsing Soyandoje. Impressed, he tracked Peiderezek down to his [xyz] home and converesed with him and [yamahati mother], and convinced her to let him take Peiderezek to Turku to re-record "Tage" at Dekyenu Studios in Turku. [Yamahati mother] initially felt reluctant, due to Peiderezek's trauma, technical legal status of being enslaved still, and Peiderezek being a kali, but after several minutes, she and Peiderezek agreed to record "Tage". On the 6th of December 2000, Peiderezek's 18th birthday, Peiderezek, [yamahati], [yamahati mother], and Jezang Dsim travelled to Ëndaija, and then flew from there to Turku International Airport, arriving early in the morning of the 7th. | ||
"Tage" was re-recorded from 9-14 December 2000 at Dekyenu Studios. After several days of deliberation, Jezang Dsim became Peiderezek's manager, and they signed with Dusansoyan Records on the 17th. On 1 January 2001, the single "Tage" was released by Dusansoyan Records, under the Baphian pseudoynm Soyan Belupo. "Tage" received critical and commerical acclaim, debuting at number 4 on the Baphian Music Society Hot 100 between the 1st and 16th of January. It was a moderate international success, peaking at number 17 on the Cring Top 100 for two weeks. | "Tage" was re-recorded from 9-14 December 2000 at Dekyenu Studios. After several days of deliberation, Jezang Dsim became Peiderezek's manager, and they signed with Dusansoyan Records on the 17th. On 1 January 2001, the single "Tage" was released by Dusansoyan Records, under the Baphian pseudoynm Soyan Belupo. "Tage" received critical and commerical acclaim, debuting at number 4 on the Baphian Music Society Hot 100 between the 1st and 16th of January. It was a moderate international success, peaking at number 17 on the Cring Top 100 for two weeks. With the success of "Tage", it was decided by Peiderezek and Dsim to record an album, which would eventually become ''Mujekesi Soyandoze''. | ||
=== ''Mujekesi Soyandoze'' (2001) === | === ''Mujekesi Soyandoze'' (2001) === | ||