Impact, Keido Bond | Artist Spotlight

Keido Bond’s debut single “Impact” is about making an impact on the music scene. Let’s jump right into the spotlight.

Being a girl who has been diagnosed with anxiety, OCD, and has a ton of phobias I see the impact this song has. It’s real, it’s raw. Keido Bond is sharing his story with having bipolar and have a manic episode. He performs the song is both in Japanese and English.

“I wanna make a positive impact.” the lyrics he spits even in the hook lets you know he’s about making an impact in both the music and mental health communities.

I am in a good place for the first time in a long time so I am just embracing all the positivity that has come with my music. If I can help people who have suffered, who are suffering, or have a friend or family member that is suffering with mental health, then I will be happy! – Keido Bond

Don’t take my word for it, check out the video for “Impact” below and let me know in the comments your thoughts.

Watch the Video

Check out the video for “Impact”.

About Keido Bond

Kedio Bond is an English Japanese artist. Being “Hafa” (a term used in Japan for someone who is half Japanese) is an important and integral part of his life and identity that influences his music a lot. Keido Bond lyrical content and theme covers his whole life, up until now, particularly focusing on the subject of mental health. He is an artist living with Bipolar Disorder. It is his first time openly admitting his struggles with the highs and lows of his condition. He hopes he can help others around the world who can relate to his experiences.

His upbringing has influenced him as an artist massively. His mom is from downtown Tokyo and his dad id from Woking. They are his biggest role models. His dad grafted all his life from the bottom of to the top of his industry. His mom dedicated her life to raising him and his brother. Despite having all the love and support from his family, he was a nightmare as a teenager and has put his family through extreme stress and drama from the age of 13, until now. Whether it was work, education or music, they have always backed Keido through his dark times and struggles with mental health.