About The Bony King of Nowhere
The Bony King of Nowhere was a Belgian singer-songwriter and singer.
Bram Vanparys, known by his stage name Bony King or The Bony King of Nowhere, is a Belgian singer-songwriter.
Biography Vanparys made his debut under the nickname The Bony King of Nowhere, possibly a reference to either the Radiohead song There, There (from their 2003 album Hail to the Thief) or the children's program Bagpuss. He featured twice at Pukkelpop, and once at Folk Dranouter. He wrote the title track for the film 22 mei by Koen Mortier and the film music for The Giants by Bouli Lanners. In 2015 he simplified his nickname to Bony King. That year he also brought out the album Wild Flowers.
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Who was The Bony King of Nowhere?
Belgian singer-songwriter and singer
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The Bony King of Nowhere was a singer-songwriter and singer.
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The Bony King of Nowhere was Belgian.
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