P.S. I Love You

KID 606 is one that many have become acquainted with, adored by the critics he can be found in most current music magazines and performs world-wide continually. Whether it be reworking 'Straight Outta Compton', cheekily stating that 'Luke Vibert Can Kiss My Indie-Punk Whiteboy Ass' on his recent Ipecac (Mike Patton) release or running his own label Tigerbeat 6, this barely legal talent has had a distinctive effect with his music and the most prominent force behind this current wave of laptop talent.'P.S. I Love You' is a step into more tranquil listening than what he is most known for producing and a remarkable maturating over his 'Soccer Girl' E.P. This is KID 606's second contribution to MILLE PLATEAUX , his track on the essential MILLE PLATEAUX `'Clicks& Cuts' compilation has heralded by The Wire as 'the stand out track' and surprised many with his unique ability to melodically construct unessentialist sounds. KID 606 immerses himself in a more revealing territory of the laptop musician, a soothing assemblage of intonations. From the click-techno puissance of 'Where We Left Off' and 'Twirl' to the easing resonance of 'Sometimes', the cascading vehemence of 'Strum', or the brilliance of 'Now I Wanna Be A Cowboy', 'P.S. I Love You' takes the fabrication of minimalist composition and rekindles it with his distinctive signature.