Track #1 from the Brahms’ 3rd Racket EP, "Age of Correction"

Age of Correction

Track #4 from the Brahms’ 3rd Racket EP, "Age of Correction"

Land of Not

Soap Opera Villain

Another surefire chart-topper from Brahms' 3rd Racket...

Sum You Up

She Danced a Xenon Backwards Velvet

Uh, well...maybe more like an alternative to alternative?

Waiting Too Long

Me and my six-guns, and a long, long street. Keep an eye on them windows!

Walking Down Main Street

Foghat T-Shirt

Who's Your Chinaman?

Head In The Sand

Hollywood Stop is the first release from 30-Weight. Song by David J. Kemper. Vocals by Hannah Watson.

Hollywood Stop

Bigass Truck is the new release from 30-Weight. Song by David J. Kemper. Vocals by Hannah Watson.

Bigass Truck

The new release from 30-Weight - "Two times brilliant, halfway there, dreaming big fat zeroes in thin air" - kinda sounds like a nursery rhyme, don't it?

30-Weight

2x Brilliant

Missionaries, go home! (Track #3 from the last Brahms’ 3rd Racket album, Gretchen Corbett)

Gretchen Corbett

Jesus in Japan

Buy it, now!

Shake it, baby! (Track #12 from the last Brahms’ 3rd Racket album, Gretchen Corbett)

Sexy Booty on the Dance Flo

Politicians are the best, aren’t they? (Track #8 from the last Brahms’ 3rd Racket album, Gretchen Corbett)

Champion of the People

From the Brahms' 3rd Racket album, "Glitter Salon"

Glitter Salon

Creepy Larry

From the Brahms' 3rd Racket album, "Glitter Salon”

Red Keds

Wet Work (Vol. I)

Thousand Year Candy

Madrigal

When Your Broker Calls

Wet Work (Vol. II)

Early News

Blue Period

From the album, “Wet Work (Vol. II)” A musical ode to the gals who strap on to go to work every day (strap on their HOLSTERS, I mean, whaddit ya think?)

Dyke Cop

David J. Kemper is a composer & producer from Chicago, Illinois, city of big shoulders, (former) hog butcher to the world, and home of Nelson Algren, Carl Sandburg, John Dillinger and Al Capone.  It has been speculated (by Mr. Kemper) that the gritty, rough and tumble energy of the streets from whence he hails has given extra bite and backbone to the sounds that he comes up with.  It is a theory, anyway.  Don’t think.  Just listen.  

The music featured here is but a modest selection from the ever-growing DJK repertoire, solo releases (Wet Work), as well as his "other" band/project/whatever, Brahms' 3rd Racket.

Popular tracks by David J. Kemper