Milk Coffee
band
Milk Coffee (Chinese: 牛奶咖啡; pinyin: Niúnǎi Kāfēi) is a Chinese pop-music group consisting of Kiki (singer/lyricist), and Ge Fei (Keyboard/guitar/arranger and producer).
History
KiKi was in high school when met Gefei through QQ. They chatted about music. After entering the university, KiKi and Gefei built a band with two other classmates and participated in the Campus Band Competition, however resulting in a loss. The band was forced to disband due to their graduation. Both previous students built the band "Milk@Coffee". According to them, the purpose of their music was just a way of life.
KiKi said, “In 2004, I met a stranger in Gefei's home, she asked me if I want to be an artisan. I couldn't believe at that time. The stranger, is our broker. She listened to our music, through friends' introduction.
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