Devin Kerr

I’m working on Inkblot’s second studio album, here’s a rough track which was co-written by myself and the band just yesterday.  Synth solo = Van Halen + N64 Rainbow Road.

And one final rough cut, a diverse collaboration in progress between myself and drum phenom, Dan Sutherland.  Not all the tunes are manic, quasi-dance songs…

My Dear Disco’s first full-length album is finally out (as of their sold-out CD release on Saturday October 11th @ The Blind Pig)!  I am extremely grateful to have been involved with the recording and production of the album, which is so good and grooves so hard, it actually hurts me to listen to.  Specific information about my contributions is available here.

Buy/listen to the Dancethink LP for yourself here!

“It’s trancy and brilliant and gives me hope for the future of this planet — all during the first song.”
The Ann Arbor Observer

“. . . a daunting pop beauty.” – The Real Detroit

Come check out the Ann Arbor debut of The Inigo Duo, an electronic duo featuring myself [bass, electronics] and Aleph-1’s Dan Sutherland [drums, sampler]. Relentless sampling and electronic manipulation performed live using custom electronics! Fans of Squarepusher be warned! We’ll be joined by Manhole (increase manhole awareness!) and Nightcap (ft. Steve Jolley)

Thanks to all the people who were in some way involved in the making of The Inigo Duo tunes:

Steve Jolley
Matt Klumb
Bob Lester
Jen Sharkey
Scott Tolinski
Erin Zehngut

Finally I finished the Aleph-1 album. It’s being pressed soon and the CD will be released on Saturday, 2.2.2008.

Aleph-1 is an Ann Arbor trio I was hired to record. The album includes a lot of creative manipulation, and also editing, mixing, etc., by me. Visit Aleph-1’s myspace here.

Download the album for $7 USD here.

Enjoy one of the tracks:

Or if you have been given a password, more of the album’s content is available here.

Here’s a remixed version of Fashion’s Latest, which I originally composed and recorded almost 2 years ago, with new additions. Dan Sutherland of the band Aleph-1 played drum kit. This version of the song is to be featured on an upcoming Block-M Records release. Please comment.