Name: Stop for Children by David J. Kemper in Wet Work - Assorted
Duration: 1 min 37 s
Description: From the album, “Wet Work (Vol. III)”

you, sir, are an absolute find for me on SC. Addictive tune after tune.

thank you, David! yeah, there's some serious street art here... I've done my own stuff, for lack of budget, ha. i was very moved by your music, man! it's really a different level of craft. Awesome bass, dayum!

Love the bas on this groove. Too much fun and in the pocket. Nice work.

A random sampling hodgepodge from the random sampling hodgepodge that made up the three "Wet Work" CD's, released in 2011, 2014 and 2018. An eclectic collection of songs, non-commercial jingles and sound-tracky instrumentals spanning all conceivable genres, time signatures, modes and stylistic quirks. So there!

Wet Work - Assorted

Fucked Up

High Wire Love is an original song by Hope Street from their latest album - Dead Already Power

High Wire Love

Tried to be tactful. I want to win you over. Here is my message

Character Assassination

Through The Stars (instrumental)

Young  & The Restless (prod. Rav3n)

Glo TrippyGod - on my line

Written & Produced by Andrew Holden
Composed and Recorded by Andrew Holden

Before I Know

Wet Work (Vol. I)

Thousand Year Candy

Madrigal

Buy it, now!

From the album, “Wet Work (Vol. III)” - comprised of three, delightful 1-minute-long mini-songs: 1) Phone Down, Bitch, 2) Jesus Stank, 3) Met My Girl on eBay

Wet Work (Vol. III)

3-Minute Medley

From the album, “Wet Work (Vol. III)”

Stop for Children

Wet Work (Vol. II)

The Sheik’s Pyjama

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

Tell You Everything

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.

Stop for Children

David J. Kemper

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