Kid Kenobi has spread his wings to prove himself as the everyman’s DJ, no longer pigeonholed into the world of breaks, but proving himself as the quintessential all rounder, defying boundaries and flexing his skills as the country’s #1 party maestro, all the while maintaining his solid rep as one of Australia’s most talented young DJs and producers.
‘Kid Kenobi Sessions’ marks a revolution for his sound – it’s a breakthrough mix beyond genre boundaries, comprising a unique blend of electro, breaks, house, tech and dub. Featuring the vocal stylings of his trusty sidekick, MC Shureshock, ‘Kid Kenobi Sessions’ features a massive tracklist across 2 CDs. Not one to play a hit for the sake of it, Kid Kenobi has carefully selected the most perfectly obscure mixes, and whilst tinged with familiarity, they offer something totally unique in comparison to the same-sameness of big club comps.
by katiedawson on November 27th, 2008
Brisbane indeed has something to look forward to when Electric Kiss presents two Fresh at Bar Soma. The musical partnership of brothers Kid Kenobi and Hugga Thug, the boys promise a night of “jackin, drinkin, partyin, fun. And all our new shit!” [more]
by i_have_ADD on July 11th, 2007
News flash, news flash! Kid Kenobi no longer plays breaks! If this comes as something of a shock to you, chances are you've either been stuck in Iraq for a few years, or you haven't made much of an attempt to keep your finger on the clubbing pulse... [more]
ITM recently caught up with Goodwill for a chat. Listen in and get the lowdown on why Swedish classical music will be the sound of 07, and what it was like meeting Ozzie Ostrich's niece on MySpace. [more]
He's one of Australia's most revered DJs, and although widely regarded as a breakbeat DJ, 2006 saw his direction change, with the Kid now more than likely to drop slamming electro or jacking tech into his sets. ITM finds out the full story! [more]
No stranger to Adelaide dancefloors, the one and only Kid Kenobi returns to SA this weekend for a mighty double header alongside his trusty mic-wielding sidekick, MC Shureshock. [more]
inthemix.tv heads along to We Love Sounds in Sydney at the Hordern Pavilion, bringing you action from winter’s biggest dance music festival! [more]
A-Skillz, Stupid Fresh, Bag Raiders and Kid Kenobi all on the same bill? Yep that’s right and we’re talking about Sydney institution *Sounds on Sunday*, which can always be relied upon to bring it by the bucketload on a long weekend. [more]
Having seemingly done it all, this March we’ll see longtime inthemix favourite Kid Kenobi taking on his first Sydney club residency since he started out as a DJ all those years ago! [more]
The big boys of breakbeat and electro are once again heading back to the land of Kanooks and ice hockey for a whirlwind Canadian tour. [more]
Kid Kenobi and Hook N Sling's monster collaboration 'The Bump' has been doing massive things in dance charts across the UK, with universal acclaim being heaped on the track by DJs and the media. [more]
It looks like Australias favourite DJ, Kid Kenobi, is off to a good start on his latest international tour. [more]
WOW! What a shock-fest A Day at the Park turned out to be. Hands down, this is one of the best events I have been to in a very long time. Musically, what a treat! Weather, absolutely stunning! Crowd vibe, freaking pumping! And lots of other surprises [more]
This week’s Saturday night at HQ was a step above the average lineup - and what a lineup it was! Everyone was there waiting to see Kid Kenobi. Alas, everyone had to wait until 1:30 to have him come on stage. [more]
Beneath the Slip Inn on the corner of King and Sussex Street (oh how many times have I slurred those directions to Sydney cab drivers) lies the dirty beating heart of Sydney clubbing. [more]
We Love Sounds was back again, and proved that Sounds really have the whole festival thing down pat. To put it simply, it made me feel like maybe I'm not too old for festivals just yet and proved that making the music the main focus really does work. [more]
Easter Bunny came early for fans as the Family unwrapped Kid Kenobi and associate MC Shureshock on Saturday... [more]
Too often festivals are a fleeting exchange. Not so with Playground Weekender, a festival that’s more slowburn romance than throwaway fling. [more]
After enjoying a fantastic night of clubbing at the Chinese Laundry a few weeks ago, I placed a lot of expectations on Club Club to again deliver a knockout event. But why wouldn’t I? Brazilian techno god Gui Boratto was playing a live set! [more]
Local promotions company Ambercam Productions has enjoyed the slothful surrounds of Byron Bay since 2002, and in that time built up a reputable repertoire of underground parties and club nights. [more]
Parklife came to Perth last weekend in a massive bill that included performances from the likes of Justice, M.I.A., Adam Freeland and many more. [more]
Friday night at Lot 33 was all about anything and everything opposite to 'labour'; it was go out, get messy and get down and dirty. Who better to serve up the goods than Kid Kenobi, who rocked the decks electro style. [more]
When you have the Fuzzy crew at the helm, you’re always guaranteed a great ride. And once again they didn’t disappoint! What has become a well established Sunday afternoon event, Sounds on Sunday, definitely hits the spot. [more]
I always have an enhanced sense of anticipation when preparing for Ministry of Sound at the Family. The expectation is that you are in for something special and once again Kid Kenobi and MC Shureshock delivered. [more]
Kenobi certainly has a reputation as someone who knows how to please an audience, even more so as he was once an aspiring music journalist. [more]
Kid Kenobi & MC Shureshock headline Family nightclub alongside Chinese Laundry residents Steve Lind and Matt Nugent and US jackin' house duo Iz and Diz. [more]
All in all, a great night which was a testament to the quality acts that can come to Canberra once in a blue moon. [more]
6 years as an electronic music institution deserves a big old party... and party we did. Happy Birthday Inthemix! [more]
We hope you enjoyed Part 1 of our special edition inthemix50 podcasts last fortnight. Now it's time to get ready for Part 2 with Kid Kenobi, Dopamine, Jono Fernandez, Bass Kleph, Nick Thayer, Micah and Matt Rowan! [more]
For Kid Kenobi, this was the release that he hoped would establish him as the ‘everyman’s’ DJ, no longer pigeonholed into the world of breaks. That it does, & there's enough on this release to suggest his shift in direction could be worthwhile. [more]
While the first CD is my favourite, that is no criticism of the second, rather just a personal preference. Kenobi’s set is pounding and stands on its own as a tremendous piece of work. [more]
Aussie label Hussle + Who Made Who + Kid Kenobi and Hook N Sling + Poxymusic. The predictable results are two remixes that are quite simply top notch! [more]
Kid Kenobi and Hook n Sling, normally known for producing quality party rocking breaks with enough depth and substance to appease the chinstrokers, have teamed up for Hussle to produce a bowel-shaking, arse-wiggling, wall-smashing electro house cut. [more]
Aussie label Hussle have ladled out another serving of upfront electro business with Tonite Only’s ‘Danger (The Bomb)’, and once again have justified their growing reputation of one of Australia’s best dance floor based labels. [more]
The Kid has spread his wings to prove himself as the everyman’s DJ, no longer pigeonholed into the world of breaks, but proving himself as the quintessential all rounder, defying boundaries and flexing his skills as the country’s #1 party maestro. [more]
We head to winter's biggest dance music festival, We Love Sounds! See all the action from the Sydney event at the Hordern Pavilion, with !!!, Utah Saints, Kid Kenobi, Goodwill, Van She and more. [more]
Hook N Sling & Kid Kenobi's collaboration 'The Bump' was picked up by UK record label CR2, and has been playlisted by a staggering array of DJs from across a broad range of styles, including Mylo, James Zabiela and Laurent Garnier. [more]
Wondering what Kid Kenobi and MC Shureshock have been keeping busy with over the past 12 months? Well, wonder no more, as they've managed to condense the many hours of footage into one shiny clip! [more]
The Sydney leg of the INTHEMIX IS SIX tour took place on Friday May 12th at Home nightclub, and featured a vast array of dance talent, including headliners Hyper and Bass Kleph, as well as Kid Kenobi and MC Shureshock, Ajax and more. [more]