Watch Bryan Kessler’s Rare Music Video For “New York, Baby”

We don’t really know if the young Bryan Kessler listened to Kraftwerk, but then again we didn’t ask — who cares, anyway? What’s certain, however, is that this punk renegade, songwriting wunderkind, and all-around exceptional producer is a man of many faces, and all of them rock.

Discovered on stage while spouting anarchist pop slogans and showcasing an impressive underage mohawk haircut, he never was to be a bottled genius sticking to only one gun — and soon set out to become the lead singer and guitarist for Neo-Punk nutters THE POLLYWOGS, while embarking on an equally public career as prolific DJ and dance music producer.

It’s his mighty fine electronic swagger (and a hearty disrespect for genre norms) that already led to powerful solo releases on Get Physical and LIKE Records, with excitingly raunchy material to follow on Cologne’s fringe rave imprint Low Hanging Fruit which is distributed via Kompakt.

While working with friends from Comeme he shows up his experimental red line in sound with a skillful easiness. This marks the earth-shattering first steps of a truly remarkable new voice in a traditionally complacent dance industry — little fishes, beware: there’s a new shark in the pond.