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Artist: Koi Child

Hip Hop

Kevin Parker Warner Bros Fremantle

Koi Child were an Australian hip hop outfit hailing from Fremantle, Perth. The band were dovetailed from the combination of Kashikoi and Child's Play.

Their debut self-titled record was released via Warner Bros in 2016 and was recorded, mixed, and co-produced by Kevin Parker. Said record was nominated for an ARIA Award for Best Urban Album. In 2018, Koi Child disbanded.

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