Kai (band)
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The Filipino-American group Kai started in 1992. AC Lorenzo invited Andrew Gapuz and Leo Chan to perform at a San Francisco benefit concert. Following, they began working as a trio and in 1995, added Errol Viray and Lorenzo's cousin Andrey Silva.
They were signed to HB Records, a local studio and began working on an album. Their debut single, "Say You'll Stay" was released shortly after and received strong radio play. This helped them get signed by Geffen in 1997. In 1998, they released their self-titled debut album. Their only charting single was the previously mentioned "Say You'll Stay" which reached #59 on the Billboard Hot 100. Not much has been heard of the group in the 2000's, but fans remain hopeful a third album will follow.
In 2001, members Andrey Silva and Errol Viray joined Jose "Sway" Penala and Cyrus Mallare to form the group 6th Day.
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[edit] Members:
- Leo Chan
- Andrew Gapuz
- AC Lorenzo
- Andrey Silva
- Errol Viray
- Johnny Misa
[edit] Album:
- Kai (1998) (MCA Music Inc./Geffen)
- Kai - The Promise (2000) (Kai Music Ent./C3D Records)
[edit] Singles:
- Something Inside Me
- Say You'll Stay
- Every Little thing
- It Might Be You
[edit] External links/Sources
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