WATCH OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO DOMINO

Domino 

Written as a commentary on the modern age - a time of false Instagram idols, social media providing a vocal platform to all (those who love and those who hate), and of course, Trump-era politics. Created from the ground up at his Awataha marae studio, Domino was written in the heat of the moment by Chapple-Wilson, who felt compelled to speak out against the hate, prejudice and false expectations we are exposed so easily to online through social media channels.

"My Facebook thread was filled with a lot of panic - a lot of fear and negativity - and that's where the line came from. Don't fall for them. Don't fall for everyone else and don't fall for the hate," says Chapple-Wilson.

Today is the day of the follower.

WATCH OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO IN THE SUN

In The Sun

A light, summery celebration track to represent the end of one chapter, and the beginning of another... In The Sun takes on a more personal tone, letting us into the world of Kings through an audio-visual collage featuring his iconic Edgefest performance, this year's Vodafone NZ Music Awards and even Beats 1's Zane Lowe talking about Kings' breakthrough on George FM. 

"Success to me is... I measure it by my family, and if my family is doing good, then I'm doing good."

 

Listen to Domino here: SPOTIFY - LISTEN ITUNES / APPLE MUSIC - LISTEN YOUTUBE - WATCH Listen In The Sun here: SPOTIFY - LISTEN ITUNES / APPLE MUSIC - LISTEN YOUTUBE - WATCH

 

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At this year's Vodafone NZ Music Awards, Kings took home two Tuis for Highest Selling Single of 2017 and the Radio Airplay Record of the Year for his chart-topping breakout single Don't Worry Bout It released with Warner Music NZ.

Since he first caught the attention of New Zealanders during the summer of 2015 with the ubiquitous single, Kingdon Chapple-Wilson, the young producer, singer-songwriter and performing artist known to us all as Kingssolidified his place in the New Zealand music scene as one to watch.

As he rose further through the ranks with his debut release Kings EP, he showed us his skills as a producer and songwriter, presenting the broad musical influences that inspire him. This led to four Pacific Music Awards (NZ Music Commission Best Pacific Male Artist, Niu FM Best Pacific Urban Artist, MAINZ Best Producer, NZ On Air Radio Airplay Award) and a string of powerful singles including Someday and What We Supposed To Do.

His debut album Chapter One is a further extension of his exploration into the sounds of hip-hop, house and memorable pop hooks. Released independently on his personal label Arch Angel Recordsvia digital music distributors DRM NZ, Chapple-Wilson hopes to inspire and encourage others to do the same.

Chapter One is an album that supercedes any stylistic genre by blending Kingdon's favourite flavours of slick electronic textures, danceable beats, underneath memorable melodies - further introducing us to his well-rounded sound. A personal tapestry of stories in a cohesive body of work that documents the young kiwi artist's rise to the top.

A completely self-made man - every song on the album was self-written, produced and recorded by Chapple-Wilson at his Awataha marae studio, which has been home to his creative process since day one. See inside the studio with RNZ Music HERE.