Kid606
Kid606 is the project of Michigan-born musician Miguel Depedro, who started making electronic music in the early 2000s. His work tends toward abrasive beats...
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Kid606 is the project of Michigan-born musician Miguel Depedro, who started making electronic music in the early 2000s. His work tends toward abrasive beats and confrontational lyrics, with songs like 'Luke Vibert Can Kiss My Indie-punk Whiteboy Ass' drawing attention for their provocative titles and content.
Depedro's sound pulls from breakcore, techno, and ambient music, though it resists easy categorization. He's released over a dozen albums and numerous EPs, often working with collaborators like drummer Thor Harris and vocalist Carrie Johnson.
What comes through in Kid606's music is a willingness to experiment with texture and rhythm, creating tracks that feel both chaotic and carefully constructed. The project's output remains rooted in that early-2000s electronic scene where noise, punk, and digital production collided.
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