The Whitest Boy Alive is the band fronted by Erlend Oye from Kings Of Convenience. Following the rapturous success of their 2006’s debut album "Dreams", they return for 2009 with their follow up album "Rules". It's a little less indie pop and more inclined toward old-school lounge jazz than its predecessor, with cool, understated jams mixed with modern European electronics and perhaps a little more disco--sometimes even betraying a touch of house. The Whitest Boy Alive’s unique sound remains however, with Erlend's distinctive vocals and a spare stripped down feel throughout. Includes "1517", "High On The Heels", "Courage" and more!About Universal Records
- Universal Records
- Quezon City, Philippines
- Universal Records is the NUMBER ONE independent record label in the Philippines. Bringing you quality music for the past 30 years, we are home to artists like: Jose Mari Chan, Gary Valenciano, Ogie Alcasid, Regine Velasquez, Lani Misalucha, Jed Madela, Christian Bautista, Jay R, Billy Crawford, Kris Aquino, Edu Manzano, Marian Rivera, Mark Herras, Nina, Ronnie Liang, Gail Blanco, Sam Concepcion. Our band roster includes: Parokya Ni Edgar, Kamikazee, Sponge Cola, Imago, Silent Sanctuary, Kenyo, Paraluman. We are equally committed to bring you exciting international releases covering various genres like pop, jazz, new age, classical, alternative, indie pop, rock, electronica, dance, r&b, and hip-hop. Name it, we definitely have it!
July 3, 2009
THE WHITEST BOY ALIVE RETURN WITH NEW CD "RULES"
The Whitest Boy Alive is the band fronted by Erlend Oye from Kings Of Convenience. Following the rapturous success of their 2006’s debut album "Dreams", they return for 2009 with their follow up album "Rules". It's a little less indie pop and more inclined toward old-school lounge jazz than its predecessor, with cool, understated jams mixed with modern European electronics and perhaps a little more disco--sometimes even betraying a touch of house. The Whitest Boy Alive’s unique sound remains however, with Erlend's distinctive vocals and a spare stripped down feel throughout. Includes "1517", "High On The Heels", "Courage" and more!
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