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The Mosquito Book [working title] follows the adventures of a jazz-playing insect, telling his story through full-color photographs of an elaborate cityscape set constructed in miniature by Corinne Merrell and Louisa Schabas. Already years in the making, the incredibly detailed and stunning images will see the light of day in book form at some point in the not-too-distant future.

Check out a video clip of highlights from the SPACE CADET HEADPHONE CONCERTS at the BIOSPHERE in Montreal.

A 132-page etchboard graphic novel about an astrophysicist/space explorer and her robot guardian. Accompanied by a "still picture score" composed by Kid Koala and performed on piano, bass, viola, and multiple turntables.

A collection of classically based quiet-time compositions perfect for lulling your newborn to sleep.

The Slew is a sludge blues project produced by Kid Koala and Dynomite D. and mixed by Vid Cousins and Beastie Boys producer/engineer Mario Caldato Jr.

Here’s a clip done by my animator friend Jonathan Ng. This is the first installment of a mini series of animated b-boy battles we are working on. You should also try to find Jonathan’s “Asthma Tech” short film that he made for the National Film Board of Canada. It rocks. Floor Kids part 2 and 3 are on their way. We will keep you posted.

This is a 340-page gray scale graphic novel about a robot who tries to write love songs but cannot sing. Accompanied by a soundtrack composed and performed on Wurlitzer and multiple turntables.

1 piano, 6 space pods, 7 turntables, 250 sets of headphones. Journey with Kid Koala into the world of Space Cadet.

Kid Koala hosts a "quiet time" event, playing 4 hours of his favorite music to work, draw, code, knit, or sculpt to. Bring your creative projects.

Kid Koala contributed a remix to Amon Tobin’s soundtrack for Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory, developed by Ubisoft.

I wrote a few little piano pieces for Sesame Street. This one is for a clip by Monkmus entitled ‘Fall’ we did one for each season. enjoy!

please watch this trailer from our first Space Cadet show: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cR-nbuDDNE0 let me know of any buildings, spaces, venues, rooms, galleries in your town/city where you think this would work! We are bringing headphone amplifiers and inflatable space pods for everyone and it is an all ages show… so this does not need to be your typical music venue with PA system or bar or anything. For example, in Montreal, we are planning to set up this event at the BIOSPHERE. Have a think, and please advise in the comments section below on this page. Cheers! e