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I love the nord C2 because of its mobility. when you can't travel with a real b3, there is nothing better than a nord. it doesn't just fill in for the b3 either. its midi capabilities allow it to become whatever is needed… piano, mellotron, wurly…. whatever. i love it.

Chris Kilmore

USA

Associated acts:

Incubus

DJ Kilmore has been DJing since the tender age of 13. Little did he know, his dedication and hard work would evolve into a career of worldwide recognition as the turntablist and keyboardist of the band Incubus.
After DJing through his high school years in Dillsburg, PA, DJ Kilmore, or Kil (as friends call him) moved to Washington D.C. to attend George Washington University. Here, he started to gain popularity and respect on the turntables at events all over the city. What started as a childhood hobby was now on its way to being Kil's passion and in October 1995, he moved to Los Angeles to pursue his musical ambitions. He quickly joined the Jedi Knights DJ Crew and along with the likes of DJ MindFrame, Nel-E-Nel and the late DJ Dusk. While exploring the LA DJ scene with the Jedi Knights, Kil put the similarities of team competitions and live bands together. He got involved with a few local acts, which led to a phone call that would change his life forever. On February 13, 1998, he was asked to audition for Incubus. Kil's signature sound along with his skills and personality made for a perfect fit. He has been a key figure in he band ever since, performing for hundreds of thousands of fans worldwide.


Beyond his technical prowess as a battle DJ, Kil is also a musicologist with a vast knowledge of music past, present and future. His sets range from Reggae, Classic Soul, Hip Hop, Rap, Dub Step and Electronica.

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