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• Like many others, my first introduction to Karmin was through their YouTube channel – specifically, for me, it was their cover of Chris Brown’s Look at Me Now. It’s amazing how much they’ve grown and how far they’ve come, having secured a record deal, and I was excited to see them when they came to House of Blues in San Diego, California earlier this year.

  The venue’s pretty small and intimate, which was really cool because it let us get close to this group that we all kind of watched grow up on YouTube and make it big right in front of our eyes. As to be expected, the set was mainly their new original material, but they still performed some of their famous covers (the crowd definitely enjoyed when Look at Me Now played).

  The covers were what you’d expect from their YouTube videos, but the originals were surprisingly good. This band’s come a long way, and they’re going to keep getting better in the future. I’d highly recommend that everybody check out their YouTube channel and go see them in person if you like what you hear. They’re every bit as good in person as they are in their videos.

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• Pop duo Karmin consisting of vocalists Amy Heidemann

  and Nick Noonan are another product of the Youtube generation having found fame covering prolific artists such as Chris Brown and Nicki Minaj in their own unique manner. After securing a record deal, they began to tour around the States to a readymade fanbase after scoring heaps of hits on their popular channel.

  It is quite a difficult transition from screen to stage however the duo seems to manage it well with a natural charisma and buckets of confidence. The dual front person mentality works well as they have each other to rely on and an equal amount of electric energy to bounce off. They have the crowd onside from the offset and successfully prove they are not just a cover band as the whole main set consists of material from the popular debut album 'Pulses' along with a couple of selections from their first major EP 'Hello'. They do perform the infamous Chris Brown cover 'Look At Me Now' during the encore and receive deafening cheers in response from the large crowd.

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