Biography
There are four artists / groups with the name Tahiti:
1) A South Korean girl group launched in 2012. The current line up consists of five members: Minjae, Miso, Jerry, Jisoo, and Ari.
2) A rapper from Texas, formerly of the rap group PPT (Pikahsso, Picnic, Tahiti). As a solo artist he has released one EP, 'The Birth of Whack' in 2005. He describes his music as "Old School meets New School with a comic twist."
3) A female vocal duo who provided songs to the soundtrack of 'The Real Ghostbusters' cartoon in the 1980's. They released 'The Real Ghostbusters' soundtrack album in 1986 on Polydor records. The two singers were Tonya Townsend and Tyren Perry, the latter of which went on to have a solo career.
4) TAHITI, (aka Strong Soulja) is a musician of Japanese and mixed Asian heritage based in Tokyo. He is a versatile artist who produces music in various genres, including J-hiphop, hyper pop, and future pop. Currently, he is an active member of "STARKIDS," a multilingual future pop group that performs in both Japanese and English. Additionally, TAHITI collaborates with a plethora of underground rappers, contributing to their tracks or featuring in their music.
TAHITI's music blends elements of various genres, resulting in a unique sound that is both eclectic and contemporary. His work represents a fusion of cultural influences, reflecting his diverse background and experiences. As a member of STARKIDS, TAHITI showcases his multilingualism, which is a valuable asset in a globalized music industry.
TAHITI's collaborations with underground rappers highlight his versatility and willingness to explore different musical styles. His contributions to their music demonstrate his ability to adapt to different genres while still maintaining his unique artistic identity. Overall, TAHITI is an accomplished and innovative musician who continues to push boundaries and expand his creative horizons.
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