Jirapah Jakarta, Indonesia
First formed in the mid-2000's by Ken Jenie and Mar Galo in their New York City apartment as a personal project, the two soon moved to their hometown of Jakarta in 2010 and met friends who, until this day, continue to shape Jirapah's music on and off the stage. The group is currently a quartet of Ken Jenie (guitar, vocals), Mar Galo (bass), Yudhistira (guitar) and Nico Gozali (drums). ... more
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the sound of them has really helped cope through this tough and anxious times<3
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