MEK, you *must* catch him live at some point.  He opened for Squarepusher in 
the Ascot a few months back and absolutely blew me away.  He did an 8-minute 
Kraftwerk mash-up at 140bpm that sounded better than some Ableton sets.  I have 
never heard a human able to accurately reproduce a beat, bassline, and two 
interweaving synth lines using nothing but parts of his body.  It must take a 
complex understanding of microphone techniques to pull off some of the things 
he does.


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> Well, that was the first time I've ever seen or heard of him 
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> not smack dab on top of hip-hop culture) but what I saw on the 
> video was
> enough to convince me that the man is unbelievably talented. I 
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> with another co-worker and he just handed me a Rahzel CD - "Rahzel's
> Greatest Knockouts!"
> Kenny Muhannad is on track 6, The 4 Elements, as it turns out.
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> can't wait to hear this
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> new york house classics (among other tracks). turn your back and you
> couldn't tell if it was a record or not. beatboxing just doesn't 
> describewhat he does.  the video doesn't do him justice, the sound 
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> just recorded through the handycam and is bouncing of the walls etc.
> james
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> Some top Yello and Kraftwerk beats - the DnB bit is unreal..
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