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Records

Discography

Two albums, three maxi-singles and a side project, 1998 to 2006.

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  1. Get ’Em Up cover: a cartoon of D’Kaffe in yellow glasses shouting into a microphone in front of a crowd of raised hands, with the title in big yellow letters

    1998 · Maxi-single

    Get ’Em Up

    D’Kaffe · KEFSKI Music

    My first single, under the name D’Kaffe: two pop/hip-hop songs on a promotional CD single. KEFSKI Music, 1998.

  2. Poppaloopa album cover: a neon-green, overexposed close-up of Kef in glasses, with KEF POPPALOOPA in LED lettering

    June 2000 · Album

    Poppaloopa

    Kef · Amherst Records · AMH 7700-2

    My first album: pop/hip-hop with horns, turntables and a lot of friends shouting in the background. Amherst Records, 2000.

  3. Hottie Boombalottie single cover: Stacy Kamano of Baywatch Hawaii in a green camouflage bikini and Kef in a yellow shirt flanking the lime-green title, with a diagonal KEF bar in the corner

    March 2000 · Maxi-single

    Hottie Boombalottie

    Kef featuring Sandra Allen · Amherst Records · AMH CD5145-2

    The first single from Poppaloopa: six mixes plus the B-side “Moviestar.” Amherst Records, March 2000.

  4. Close To You single cover: Kef in a blue shirt photographed from above, hand on his head, inside swirling contour lines

    September 2000 · Maxi-single

    Close To You

    Kef · Amherst Records · CD DJ 26

    The second single from Poppaloopa, with remixes by Björn Schaller and KC Cohen. Amherst Records, September 2000.

  5. Alright album cover: Kef in a striped beanie on a plastic-wrapped couch against a white brick wall, with an acoustic guitar on a second couch

    December 2004 · Album

    Alright

    Kef · KEFSKI Music · KEF-80001-2

    Guitar-based pop rock with some friends, released on my own label in 2004.

  6. Bunkum Bros. Love Songs album cover: Phil and Charlie Bunkum in sepia under an ornate logo

    September 5, 2006 · Album · Producer · co-writer

    Love Songs

    Bunkum Bros. · KEFSKI Music

    Mark Carter’s outlaw-country comedy act. I produced the album, played on every track and co-wrote four of the songs. Explicit.