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[[Schrodinger's Cat]]/[[Wonderbug]] (1998-2001) and [[St Lucy]] (2001-2007). In late 2007 he embarked on a solo career under his own name. To aid recording of his first self-titled solo album, [[Azkaban]], Tupuhi released a package containing a "data" CD of MP3 files all his music ever recorded by his previous bands, along with rough recordings of songs from the new album, photos and videos, and a second "audio" CD titled [[23 Reasons]], containing a selection of his favourite songs from through his career. | [[Schrodinger's Cat]]/[[Wonderbug]] (1998-2001) and [[St Lucy]] (2001-2007). In late 2007 he embarked on a solo career under his own name. To aid recording of his first self-titled solo album, [[Azkaban]], Tupuhi released a package containing a "data" CD of MP3 files all his music ever recorded by his previous bands, along with rough recordings of songs from the new album, photos and videos, and a second "audio" CD titled [[23 Reasons]], containing a selection of his favourite songs from through his career. | ||
| − | ''Tupuhi'' was responsible for starting the [[Hamilton Circle Jerk]] event (a.k.a.[[Harden Up, Ow]]) in 1995. | + | ''Tupuhi'' was partly responsible for starting the [[Hamilton Circle Jerk]] event (a.k.a.[[Harden Up, Ow]]) in 1995. |
==Releases== | ==Releases== | ||
Revision as of 17:51, 13 May 2009
Mark Tupuhi is a singer-songwriter, who has featured in the bands Jhana (1997 - 2001) Schrodinger's Cat/Wonderbug (1998-2001) and St Lucy (2001-2007). In late 2007 he embarked on a solo career under his own name. To aid recording of his first self-titled solo album, Azkaban, Tupuhi released a package containing a "data" CD of MP3 files all his music ever recorded by his previous bands, along with rough recordings of songs from the new album, photos and videos, and a second "audio" CD titled 23 Reasons, containing a selection of his favourite songs from through his career.
Tupuhi was partly responsible for starting the Hamilton Circle Jerk event (a.k.a.Harden Up, Ow) in 1995.
Releases
- This Disease (by "Mark Tupuhi") appears on the 2000 compilation Acoustic Magic
- 23 Reasons best-of
