Koldo Ken

@koldoken.bsky.social

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🎵 Singer & ukulele player based in London. Picked up the uke in 2020 and never looked back. Sharing covers, good vibes, and the joy of making music. 👇YouTube for latest covers https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIZYwm63lURa1tJrVylK-pg/videos

Video of the Ukulele Wednesdays London jam aboard the Tamesis Dock. A Dutch Barge converted into a bar venue.
A man with a ukulele singing the chorus of ‘sometimes’.. the video is interspaced with the same man in zombie makeup - walking menacingly toward the camera, sitting down and having a cup of tea, and spraying a house plant with water.
A man in zombie make up slowly stumbling towards a house plant on a shelf. He raised his hand holding a water spray slowly. Squirted three times. Then paused. Slowly lowered his arm. And the slowly turned to walk away.
A man in zombie makeup took two sips of a cup of green tea and sighed after each sip. Text: Even the u dead needs a tea break”
A man in zombie makeup slowly stumbling towards the camera. Text “zombie cardio not going well”
A man in zombie makeup dancing radically to a the ukulele instrumental of the chorus of The Dead Dance. The zombie is also attempting to groan to the melody.
Man in zombie makeup saying “my Face ID isn’t working” on screen text “zombie problem - Face ID stopped working”
A man talking about a new song and then sining and playing his favourite line on his. Transcript - Right, Rebecca Sugar’s new album Lonely Magic is out. And this it by far my favourite line of her lyrics: Oh yes, this is a love song. Oh yes, this is a love song. Oh I’m in love with the way that the pull you had on me is gone. The pull you had on me is gone. Ha.
A ukulele player in a basement club on stage performing a medley of the songs ‘Just the way you are’ by Bruno Mars and then by Billy Joel. You can see the back or a few audience in the foreground.
Video of a group of ukulele players in band called Ukey McUkeface performing at the Angel Canal Festival. The first two clips were on the City Road Lock. The last three were in front of the Plaquemine Pub. There are crowds of people watching. Some were joining in the singing. The songs were ‘Country Road’, ‘Shotgun’, ‘Take On Me’, ‘Mama Mia’ and ‘Sweer Caroline’
A guy dressed in a dark shirt and loose white dotted back coloured tie holding a Koaloha ukulele and make a martial arts pose like in Street Fighter game character art.
A ukulele band rehearsing coordinated turn steps to the song ‘Mama Mia’. One player particularly uncoordinated. An arrow pointed to the player with the caption: “Yes, this one has two left feet”. Other text information: Ukey McUkeface, We’re performing at the Angel Canal Festival Sunday 7th September. 12:00 Graham Street Gardens, 14:15 City Road Lock, 15:30 Plaquemine Pub
A group of people playing ukuleles in a ukulele jam session, jamming to the Red Hit Chili Peppers song - Otherside
A man playing the ukulele on stage during an open mic. He started to sing “I wish you love” but complete forgot the second line. He burst into laughter along with the audience. He promptly restarted.
A man on the stage playing the Rebel Double Crème Tenor ukulele at an open mic event to an audience. Behind him on the wall was a neon sign with the words ‘Live at the Royal George’ The stage was lit with yellow and pink hues. He was singing the song ‘We Could Be In Love’
A man playing an aNueNue Green Bird concert ukulele singing verses from the Meghan Trainor song ‘Just A Friend To You’. Behind him on the wall hangs a sign saying ‘The Ukulele Store since 2012 TUS Handcrafted Artistry
In a white gallery environment, a display of two foot-tall sculptures of the twins in The Shining movie on a pedestal. They were wearing their iconic pale blue dresses and holding hands. Standing behind the sculptures, slightly out of focus, were two men in dark clothing holding hands, copying the sculpture’s poses and putting on dead, doll-like facial expressions.
A man sitting up on a bed holding an Anuenue Moonbird tenor-sized ukulele. He’a wearing a black t-shirt and blue jeans. He is bare-footed. He’s looking at the camera with a relaxed smiley expression on his face.
Ukulele Wednesdays social club. Ukulele players of all levels gathered in a basement of the Royal George pub in Soho. Playing and singing together from a song book. Songs the group played in this clip were ‘Working 9 to 5’, ‘Angel’ ‘Space Oddity’ In between there were two female solo performances on the stage at the one mic.
A man looking down and immersed while playing an Anuenue Moonbird tenor ukulele. The man is wearing a pair of over-the-ear recording headphones and a navy blue t-shirt.
A man practicing fingerpicking an instrumental section of a song on his Anuenue Moonbird tenor-sized Ukulele. The man is wearing a purple t-shirt with a large Canterbury CCC logo print in blue.
Collage of three fake bot accounts on Bluesky - Aurora Evely, Elenor Vance, Charlotte Ainsworth. All three has reposted a number of the same photos/posts and in exactly the same order!
Two photos in a collage. Top one, a man’s face looking sad. Bottom one, a Bluesky notification saying that James Gunn followed you.
The scene is of space but light blue coloured. It’s full of stars and a couple of galaxies. The camera pans to the right, revealing a circular cartoon rose quartz gem form Steven Universe. Rays of pink lights radiates and rotates from it. The music plays the instrumental interlude from the Steven Universe theme song ‘We are the Crystal Gems’. The scene cuts to a man wearing Steven’s t-shirt from the show - red with large yellow star on the front. The man is playing a concert-sized light wood coloured ukulele. He the sang the line “I will fight for the place where I’m free to live together and exist as me”. In the show, Garnet sang this line. It was because she is a constant gem fusion between two different gems - Sapphire and Ruby. This is considered disgusting and not acceptable in the Gem home world.
A man smiling and wear the tee-shirt that Steven wears from Steven Universe. Red tee-shirt with a yellow star. He’s holding a ukulele on the fret board vertically with both hands.