Kevin Dippold is a Los Angeles-based songwriter/producer with a high end production studio, and over 20 years of experience writing and playing music. In addition to having written more than 70 songs, Kevin has been collaborating and writing with Cole Newman for over 10 years, making music for the project Wallace's Line. Together, the two have been crafting their brand of odd-timed tunes with twisted melodic ideas.

In 2005 Kevin and Wallace's Line composed original music for the feature film, "Dress Rehearsal", which premiered at The Pioneer Theater in New York that year. In addition, Kevin has scored and composed music for several short films and documentaries, including the award winning documentary, "This Is Our Slaughterhouse", and "How to Make it in New York on $15 a Day".

In 2003, his song "Supermodel" was featured on the TV show "Fashion Trance" on E! TV. "Soda Girl" was also a garageband.com featured song of the day later that year.

Kevin plays an array of instruments on his recordings, including: acoustic and electric guitars (6 &12 string, Nashville guitars), bass, flute, alto clarinet, synthesizers, xylophones, kalimbas, tanburas, guiro, clave, rhodes piano, and anything else that makes a cool sound. Guest soloists include: LA Sky (trumpet player for Rick James), Paul Brown, and many others. Check out Kevin's myspace page for many more. The songs themselves blend '60s psychedelic rock with drum machines, acoustic folk, classical counterpoint, and African rhythms. There are videos and MP3s in the Media section so take a look!

In other news, Kevin's solo CD, "Love and War" will be available on Itunes soon. Stay tuned for more details!