Who Is Singer Koreless?
In 2012, Koreless teamed up with London-based producer and performer Sampha to establish Short Stories, a collaborative project.
In December of that year, the duo debuted their single “Let It Go” in a brief DJ set for Boiler Room TV.
In January 2013, Young Turks released this together with the second tune, “On The Way” (now known simply as Young).
Young Turks released Koreless’ second EP, Yugen, in 2013. The release of the accompanying single “Sun” preceded the original EP announcement.
“Never,” another song from the EP, was featured in filmmaker Jason Reitman’s 2014 film Men, Women, and Children.
Koreless Real Name: Explore His Biography
Koreless’s real name is Lewis Roberts. Koreless signed with Young Turks in December of 2013. Later, he was featured on a track from SBTRKT’s sophomore studio album, Wonder Where We Land.
Koreless was featured in a label showcase on BBC Radio 1 broadcast live from Maida Vale Studios in London with a live string quartet after signing with Young Turks.
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He opened for Scottish band Mogwai in the Royal Festival Hall at the Southbank Centre in London in January 2014.
His set featured a string trio consisting of double bass, cello, and violin. He made his live Australian debut in May 2014, as part of a lineup for Future Classic’s now-annual studio party at Vivid Festival in Sydney.
Who Is Koreless Girlfriend?
Koreless has kept the identity of his wife a mystery.
We have no means of knowing whether or not Koreless is married. Because we lack correct information, Koreless has never spoken publicly about his life partner.
Either the star is single or the British singer keeps his relationship hidden from the public view.
Explore Koreless Net Worth
Koreless net worth has not been disclosed on the Internet. On Caribou’s 2015 European and North American live tour, he acted as a support act.
He performed at the Barbican Centre on April 9, 2015, alongside fellow electronic artists and composers James Holden and Luke Abbott in a show honoring the work and influence of electronic pioneer and minimalist composer Terry Riley.