K-the-I???
Kiki Ceac, better known by his stage name K-the-I???, is an American rapper and producer based in Los Angeles, California and currently signed to Fake Four Inc.
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| Birth name | Kiki Ceac |
| Born | Cambridge, Massachusetts |
| Origin | Los Angeles, California |
| Genres | Alternative hip hop Underground hip hop |
| Occupation(s) | Rapper, producer |
| Years active | 2002-present |
| Labels | Mush Records Fake Four Inc Big Dada |
| Associated acts | Sole, Thavius Beck, Bleubird, Waco Boyz |
| Website | soundcloud |
History
K-the-I??? began recording in 2002. He released several small-issue records before signing with Mush Records in 2006.[1] His debut for the label, Broken Love Letter, was primarily self-produced. The follow-up, Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow, was produced by Thavius Beck and arrived in 2008.[2][3] The album was released on Big Dada in the UK.[4][5] Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow featured several guest rappers, including Busdriver and Nocando.[6]
Discography
Albums
- Teletron 1 (2003)
- Fair Weather Under the Surface Negative (2004)
- Broken Love Letter (2006)
- Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow (2008)
- Synthesthesia (2011)
- The Blueprint Of A Paper Airplane / Like Dust (Split with Walter Gross) (2013)
Guest appearances
- The Train Rawbers - "Astroturf" on The Train Rawbers (2004)
- Nephlim Modulation Systems - "Hold the Atmosphere" from Imperial Letters of Protection (2005)
- Scott Da Ros - "Ocean Splits in Half" "Silence + Circles" from One Kind of Dead End (2006)
- DJ Mayonnaise - "Strateegery" on Still Alive (2007)
- Noah23 - "Tragic Comedy" on Rock Paper Scissors (2008)
- Loden - "Radio" on "Self-Aware Wolf" b/w "Radio" (2010)
- Sole - "Hustle Hard" on Nuclear Winter Volume 2: Death Panel (2011)
- OptimisGFN - "Cambridge's Finest" on Young Whipper Snapper (2015)
References
- Biography, Billboard.com
- Review, Drowned in Sound
- Review, Pop Matters
- Review, The Guardian
- Review, XLR8R.
- K-the-I??? returns with Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow. Plug One, June 5, 2008.
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