KD Supier

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KD-Supier (born February 8, 1983 in Paris ; civil name David Barenboim) is a German-French former producer and songwriter . He is the son of the conductor Daniel Barenboim and the pianist Jelena Baschkirowa .

biography

KD-Supier grew up in his native Paris for nine years, then moved to Berlin in 1992 , where he attended the French high school in Berlin . Due to his father's activity as a conductor, he spent a few months in Chicago , where he also went to school. As a schoolboy he played in several bands, but his first productions were intended for the former group Royal Authority , of which the rapper Megaloh was a member. When the Royal Authority project was ended, KD-Supier founded the music label Level Eight Entertainment together with Megaloh .

In 2006 the sampler Reim was released for business . Guest contributions on the album come from rappers like Massiv , Samy Deluxe , KIZ , Sentino , MC Basstard and Jonesmann . The album was voted the best album in the Homegrown category by Juice magazine . In 2010 KD-Supier produced the complete album of the Berlin rapper Harris .

KD-Supier has a home studio in his apartment. He made his first beats on a Fostex 8-track recorder with the help of a Roland sampler, an Alesis drum machine and a Yamaha keyboard. He now works mainly with Logic and VST plug-ins. His brother Michael Barenboim is a classical violinist.

In 2011 aggro.tv awarded him the gold plate for the Halt die Fresse -Allstars-Track, which had more than 3,000,000 views on the YouTube video platform . In February 2012, the album RAF 3.0 by the musician of the same name was released. KD-Supier was therefore in Málaga for a few weeks with RAF 3.0 and worked on this album. The album reached number 5 on the Media Control Charts.

On July 5, 2013, the album Hoch 2 by RAF 3.0 was released, in which KD-Supier participated.

KD has been working under the artist name Solarrio since 2014.

Discography

Cover of the single There it goes
  • 2001: Beats on So N Shit by Megaloh
  • 2002: Beats on Level Eight by Megaloh
  • 2002: Beats on Capital Flava by Battle Rapp, Megaloh and Diablow
  • 2003: Beats on Game Set Match EP from Megaloh and Battle Rapp
  • 2004: Beats on Draft Pick Mixtape by Megaloh
  • 2005: Beats on Epo $ by Battle Rapp
  • 2005: Beats on Echt Kult on the Juice CD 56 from Megaloh
  • 2005: Beats on Im Game by Megaloh
  • 2005: Beats on Favorite Rapper's Favorite Rapper on Juice CD 60 from Megaloh
  • 2005: Beats on Rap City Berlin
  • 2006: Beats on Mixtape No. 1 by David Battle
  • 2006: Beats for a while for Megaloh's dog
  • 2006: Beats on Why Another Mixtape by Sprachtot
  • 2006: Beats on Hundshit EP from Megaloh
  • 2006: Beats on Rap City Berlin 2
  • 2006: Rhyme Business
  • 2007: Beats auf Acht im Biz on the Juice CD 67 from Megaloh
  • 2007: Beats on How to Build a Bomb by Ali A $
  • 2007: Beats on City of God by Godsilla
  • 2008: Beats on Germany's nightmare by MC Bogy
  • 2008: Beats on Aggro Anti Announcement No. 8
  • 2008: Beats on a gold stand by B-Tight
  • 2009: Beats on Sexism Against Right by KIZ
  • 2009: Beats on Germany's Forgotten Children 2
  • 2010: Beats on The Manhattan Project by Marc Reis
  • 2010: Beats on Therapy after the album by RAF Camora
  • 2010: Beats on The Man in the House of Harris
  • 2010: Beats on HDF Allstars 1 on aggro.tv
  • 2011: Beats on Marc Reis' monologue
  • 2011: Beats on Zwiespalt Weiss by Basstard
  • 2011: Beats on Said by Said
  • 2011: Beats on A Very Modest Boy by Voll-K
  • 2011: Beats on Hammertime (feat. Hammer and Zirkel)
  • 2011: Beats on Hoodrich Sampler
  • 2011: Ghetto Bellini (feat. Said and Ufo361 )
  • 2011: The city in general (KD Supier pres. Megaloh, Said, Silla and Sera Finale )
  • 2012: Beats on Maskoekain by Maskoe
  • 2012: Beats on RAF 3.0 by RAF Camora
  • 2012: Beats on ! Adopted by Joshi Mizu
  • 2012: Bellini Boyz EP
  • 2013: sentenced to life
  • 2013: Frankfurt Zoo by DCVDNS ft. Celo & Abdi

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c Anna Kemper: David and Michael Barenboim: "Rebellion would have been if I had said: I will become a doctor" . In: The time . September 11, 2017, ISSN  0044-2070 ( zeit.de [accessed January 25, 2020]).
  2. ↑ David Barenboim conducts hip-hop. Retrieved January 25, 2020 .
  3. ↑ a b "Classical music is sometimes bland". December 25, 2010, accessed January 25, 2020 .
  4. ↑ KD-Supier - laut.de - Band. Retrieved January 25, 2020 .
  5. ↑ RAF Camora * is RAF 3.0 - RAF 3.0. Retrieved January 25, 2020 .
personal data
SURNAME KD Supier
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Barenboim, David (real name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION French producer and songwriter
DATE OF BIRTH February 8, 1983
PLACE OF BIRTH Paris