Kepi Ghoulie

Kepi (aka Kepi Ghoulie, aka Jeff Alexander) began his music profession by forming the pop-punk music group the Groovie Ghoulies in Sacramento, California in the past due ’80s. Composed of Kepi, his wife Roach, and a parade of drummers, the band’s horror-movie-meets-bubblegum audio evolved during the period of several singles and nine LPs, mainly released by Lookout Information at first; after that other labels required over when Lookout started crumbling in the first 2000s. Around that point, Kepi and all of those other Ghoulies created the Haints, a country-rock music group that released two albums. The Ghoulies disbanded in 2007, immediately after Kepi and Roach’s relationship dissolved. Kepi jumped back into music, beginning a solo task referred to as Kepi the Music group and quickly starting up with Asian Guy Records. The 1st release beneath the fresh name was 2008’s GOING OUT, which was extremely Ghoulies-sounding; after that he quickly adopted up with another recording, the acoustic American Gothic. It had been released beneath the name Kepi and Close friends and included looks from the Muffs’ Kim Shattuck and power popper Anton Barbeau. Kepi was a continuous presence on the highway, playing displays and distributing positivity. He was also a regular visitor towards the documenting studio, the effect becoming two albums in ’09 2009 (Existence Sentence and THE BRAND NEW Dark Age groups, a cooperation with Vic Ruggiero from the Slackers). After a live recording this year 2010, he released I Bleed Stone in 2011, after that switched gears to produce a children record, Kepi for Children, in 2012. He also began an annual custom of releasing a fresh single every ROMANTIC DAYS CELEBRATION. Along with touring and focusing on paintings, he following partnered with Eccentric Pop to reissue Groovie Ghoulies albums, you start with Soaring Saucer Rock-n-Roll! and Hunger for Adrenochrome in 2014. That same 12 months he released an recording of country-influenced tunes, appropriately entitled Kepi Goes Nation, and a re-recording from the Ghoulies recording Fun at night supported by Dutch punk music group the Accelerators. Even more Ghoulies reissues adopted in 2016 using the re-release of 1994’s Given birth to in the Basement; after that Kepi released his 8th recording, Shed and Lovin’ It!, a assortment of tunes that merged the strains of punk, Americana, and nation that have usually tell you his music.