Hello friend! 

Here is some new songs, remixes and some random older stuff.
to listen to my released music and download free tunes go to the wonderful tigerbeat6/tigerbass/shockout soundcloud page at Tigerbeat6:
http://soundcloud.com/tigerbeat6

or bandcamp:
http://kid606.bandcamp.com

find me on facebook at https://www.facebook.com/kid606


  official bio:
  KID606 is dedicated to bringing his uniquely reckless fucked up and beautiful music to our fucked up and beautiful world. Insipired by the best of electronica, punk, jungle, hiphop, bass, dancehall and techno, Kid606 Fuses it all together with a love of pop culture that Andy Warhol would approve of. Apart from running the labels Tigerbeat6, Shockout, and Tigerbass, Kid606 has performed all around the world many times over, and released records on highly regarded labels such as Ipecac, Wichita, Mille Plateaux, Fatcat, Souljazz, and Carpark. His highly original productions helped spearhead and define the edgy and confrontational glitch and mashup styles that are now common in modern music production. His album "Down with the scene" (2000) was a landmark release for the burgeoning international electronic music scene, with everything from hardcore ragga jungle and serene ambient to abstract IDM and the dubby soul classic "Secrets 4 Sale" with Mike Patton. Things only got more exciting as Kid606 delved deep into the seedy overworld of mainstream music with critically acclaimed unofficial remixes that many people wanted to hear yet no one else was willing to make. All the while releasing his own original and diverse productions as well as official remixes for Amon Tobin, the Rapture, the Locust, Foetus, Depeche Mode, The Bug, Peaches, Dälek, Ellen Allien, Saul Williams, Super Furry Animals, and countless others. 

Father.
Husband.
Brother.
Friend.
Whiskey Drinker.
Food Taster.
BeatSmith.
Desert Dweller.

These are some songs I wrote and recorded or made in a recording fashion. Thanks.

http://theadobecollective.bandcamp.com

The Adobe Collective is a musical project based in 29 Palms, CA which is in a corner of the Mojave desert of Southern California just outside of Joshua Tree. Following a crowdfunding campaign that fully paid for CD and vinyl copies of their self titled debut album, they appeared in many versatile live performance styles —from intimate duo acoustic performances at small local venues; to rowdy roadhouse band sets at the world famous Pappy & Harriet’s Pioneertown Palace; all the way up to an 8-piece band on the main stage at the Joshua Tree Music festival. 
     The latest album Take Heart, Take Care was already in the works by the time the debut was released and one listen reveals that the new songs have depth that comes from daily life in the desert tempered by serious time in the recording studio. The album was recorded at High Lonesome Studio in Joshua Tree and while still rooted in roots/folk sensibility with a focus on lush vocal harmonies, there are also new elements of country, rock, and even brief forays into psychedelia. 
     Musical highlights on the new album include Tamarisk, a piece with complex vocal harmonies that crescendos into a driving beat with rich instrumentation. Nothing There (Honestly) is built on heartfelt lyrics and sweet vocal harmonies with a musical bridge that feels like a cinematic widescreen desert landscape. WONDERLUST is the band’s most epic song to date—basically three songs in one. A rhythmic start leads into velvety verses layered with tremolo laden guitar harmonics, then to wide open space with reverb washed whistling, and ends with a climax of resounding vocals over distorted, gritty guitar.
     This album, along with well-attended local shows, has brought the group some local attention. They have been mentioned in Desert Magazine, Palm Springs Life Magazine, and were featured in Coachella Valley Weekly. In addition, the album was nominated for Best Unsigned Album of the Year by Coachella Valley Weekly, and included in The Desert Sun newspaper’s list of 20 Albums to Discover the High Desert Sound alongside artists like Gram Parsons, Queens of the Stone Age,  and Cracker. 
	“…one of our finest local artists!” — Pappy & Harriet’s Pioneertown Palace
	“…intelligent, thought provoking story lines with unpredictably powerful dynamics, rooted in authenticity…” — Coachella Valley Weekly 
        "...a folksy, psychedelic duo with lush harmonies that delve into the realm of otherworldly." --Palm Springs Life Magazine

Telekin (originally Les Enfants Terribles) was born in Hollywood. on Stanley Avenue, to be exact, circa 1980. The "Pick to click in 83, according to the L.A.Weekly. and "the best band in L.A. in the '80's," said film composer Mark Mothersbaugh (Devo.) Telekin was briefly the ‘house band’ at the legendary underground Lhasa club, hollywood.and were regularly seen – along with the Brohers Mael (Sparks) at Farmer's Market (3rd and Fairfax), at Stu-baby and Kenny Malloy's Laurel Canyon barbecues, in Scratch magazine and on “Shades of L.A.” 

Sound Engineer, Producer, Writer, Musician

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