Jungle never died

In the year 1982 tyler deveneux was born in the sleepy fishing village of London, UK. 
Quickly noted for his amazing mathematical talents he was scooped up by the United Kingdom Space Ministry and sent on a routine mission in 1986 to recall the Pioneer probes sent in error by Nasa . Passing too close to a beige hole his life support machine shut down and instigated cryogenic freezuals of lil deveneux for 560 years before he was defrosted in a large microwave oven by descendants of Mr. T who awarded a third of the planet for shits and gigs. The evil Muricans fought to rid themselves of the tiny infant ruler, using both name calling and ignorance as weapons before eventually hiring Godzilla to fight and scare off tyler.
 Forced to live in the 18th Dimension he met Kool Keith who gave him a mixtape which combusted immediately, this shattered the time string into more than 9 parts leading to terrible consequences, flinging tyler into the early 2000s. 
When not on top secret missions he now creates music to soothe the internal turmoil - tyler deveneux was rumoured to use the banned musical instrument, the mormon 6 sided triangle on his 2010 pre tech invisostep smash 'All the single ladies by Beyonce Knowles', worked with invisible, mute rapper NebulousDerek on the 2011 postpostpost rock club hit 'Cool by Gwen Stefani' and in 2012 while hunting dodo discovered the often rumoured 'Raptor Synth' using it to great effect on the Rockabilly/Crunk crossover 'Crazy by Gnarls Barkley' .
EDIT 2018 He's done it again - on safari in the frozen tundra of wyoming he was recording natives playing spoons using the rhythm to underpin the 2018 top charting Death Folk hit 'Tears Of A Clown by Smokey Robinson'


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