Arrison Kirby

Arrison Kirby has been musically active since he was very young.  He started making home recordings on ghetto blasters, incrementally upgrading his equipment while increasing his ability.  He eventually began playing live, both in bands and solo.

His live roots were grounded in the experimental noise rock quartet, Obadiah, which eventually evolved into dark jazz prog rock  five or six piece (depending on the era).  He moved on to a large outpour of solo shows before settling again in  the organic and electronic live hip hop act, Flashmob.  Currently, be it solo or with other musicians, he is intent on spreading his musical wings into a multitude of sounds and textures.

He founded the El Deth recording label, as well as El Studio in 2004.  Since then, he has released three solo records and produced countless others (some of which may never see the light of day).

In addition to music, he is an active writer, with six screenplays under his belt – along with volumes of random poetry and prose.  A very small amount of his writings are spread around the blogosphere, though most of those are anonymous.

He began arrisonkirby.com around 2005 with the intent of sharing his creations that were not formally released through El Deth.  At the start of 2010, he decided he could be much more expansive in this way by revamping the site to the point of replacing it with the current blog format you see here today.

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