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Biography

Kid Sundance is a longtime hip hop producer and performer, and has worked on numerous projects in his own studio since the mid 80s including recordings with the likes of MC Rescue (Boomoperators), Busy Bee, Declaime (Dudley Perkins) and Phat Kat.

Kid Sundance started as a DJ in the mid-1980s. Through hip hop he got interested in the backbone of this music and started digging for any style that contains ‘dope sounds’. With these sounds he performs as a DJ, spinning lots of different styles to move the crowd. But he also likes to improvise with his turntables in a ‘band’ setting, using his records and turntables as a musical instrument.

In 2001 his first vinyl hits the streets. Producing hit tracks for Boomoperators, this was his first official step in the scene. The critically acclaimed Good Year EP sold out across Europe, Japan and the USA. Maarten Berkers Mablart shot a video in 2007 for the track ‘Hu-KanTee-Hang’.

‘Mother Earth’, his collaboration with Dudley Perkins (Declaime) was nominated for the ‘All Winners 2002′ chart of the legendary BBC’s Worldwide (Gilles Peterson) and was a favorite with many DJs around the world. The follow-up was released under the title “The Godfather” (FDR004). According to the same Mr. Peterson this is a ‘brilliant EP’! The 30-minute EP contained a few instrumental tracks and five rap tracks by Dudley Perkins. Another production was featured on the compilation ‘Ennio Morricone Remixes Vol.1′ by Compost Records (2003).

From 2001 on, Kid Sundance has been producing and dj-ing for X Plastaz, a rap group from Tanzania whose line-up includes three full grown emcees, two rapping kids and a traditional Maasai singer. He produced the track ‘Msimu kwa msimu’, a danceable Indian influenced tune which was featured on the Rough Guide to African Rap and described by Billboard (USA) as one of the tracks which stand out on that compilation. It also got played by John Peel twice.

In 2003 he hooked up with hip hop pioneer Busy Bee. ‘Hip Hop Icon’ got released in 2007; due to a lot of media attention it ended up in play lists from all over the world.

In 2008 a 7″ for Jazzy Sport Morioka (Japan) was released. , the SP1200-produced ‘Crazy Lady’ featuring the vocals of singer Urita and keys by Rones.

In 2010 Kid Sundance produced two remixes. The remix for Optimace got pressed on vinyl by Fremdtunes as part of The Series 1. The other one, The Mo&Grazz – Is this the way featuring U-Gene (Kid Sundance remix), is available as a free download.

In 2012 R&R Grooove Xpress – a project with his long time buddy R0nes - got released. The single ‘Ti Amo (de la fonque)‘ is a boogie track, available on vinyl as part of See-A-Sound, a Fremdtunes/bkkc project.

In September 2012 he released his first solo album on Fremdtunes: the all instrumental Kid’s Colors.

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