bounty
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bounty专辑介绍
The second series of videos, bounty began on the 14th of March 2010 with the first video titled b. After that followed o, u-1, u-2, n, t and y. The titles of the music videos then formed the word "bounty". While it was assumed that these songs solely consisted of bounty, in 2011 two more videos, ; john and clump were released and were not confirmed as being part of the series until June 2012 when iamamiwhoami's YouTube channel grouped videos 20101104, ; john and clump into a playlist named bounty along with the previous tracks mentioned.
Each video received its own digital release via iTunes and Amazon download in MP3 format and a official remixes were released afterwards (except for ; john and clump).
After 3 months of viral videos, a full-length song featuring a woman wrapped in what looks to be tape was finally released on the official channel igniting rumors and speculations on who the artist behind this campaign was. Soon after a certain pattern, specifically the release of a new single on the first week of every succeeding month, had become apparent.
On December 4th 2012, To whom it may concern. was updated with a note on the front page which said "20130603 - iamamiwhoami; bounty", forecasting a physical release of the bounty series. This was confirmed on the very next day when the Release section of the website displayed bounty's album cover art, along with its tracklist.
Each video received its own digital release via iTunes and Amazon download in MP3 format and a official remixes were released afterwards (except for ; john and clump).
After 3 months of viral videos, a full-length song featuring a woman wrapped in what looks to be tape was finally released on the official channel igniting rumors and speculations on who the artist behind this campaign was. Soon after a certain pattern, specifically the release of a new single on the first week of every succeeding month, had become apparent.
On December 4th 2012, To whom it may concern. was updated with a note on the front page which said "20130603 - iamamiwhoami; bounty", forecasting a physical release of the bounty series. This was confirmed on the very next day when the Release section of the website displayed bounty's album cover art, along with its tracklist.