For many, the name KRU brings a rush of memories—back to an era when the Malaysian pop and hip-hop trio’s hits dominated the airwaves and shaped the cultural landscape. Known for tracks like Awas and Ooh! La! La!, KRU was a defining force in the 90s music scene.
Now, after years away, KRU is poised for a major comeback, marking its return with the release of Kaset, their first full album in years, in partnership with Sony Music Malaysia. This isn’t just a return; it’s a revival of the sound that defined a generation.
KRU’s journey began in 1992, when brothers Norman, Yusry, and Edry Abdul Halim launched a musical revolution in Malaysia, blending pop, hip-hop, and R&B in a way that was both fresh and influential. Over the years, they expanded beyond music, building a multimedia empire that resonated with fans across the country.
With albums like Generasi and Krumania, KRU created a lasting legacy that continues to inspire. Now, with Kaset, they’re ready to connect with a new audience while rekindling the magic for longtime fans.
Related Topics
John Lodge of The Moody Blues Announces November 2024 Tour Dates
Texas Sounds International CMA Festival 2024 Set to Ignite Marshall
