Phiiliip (born Philip Guichard, August 24, 1980) is an American performing artist, whose music has been described as "' Lady Godiva's Operation' remixed by the Neptunes on a budget."

Life

His first album, ''Pet Cancer'', was released on American Patchwork,

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's label with

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. ''

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'' gave it four stars and said "Phiiliip combines soft synths, disaffected breathy vocals, and folky acoustic guitars for a dazzling, yet minimal effect."

was also responsible for redubbing Philip as Phiiliip, so as to ensure his googlability, and spearheaded a U.S. tour, of which Phiiliip's "highly postured and totally electronic act was reminiscent of a cross between retro

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and Morrissey." He became a regular performer on the

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circuit, playing at clubs such as Luxx, Don Hill's,

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, the

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and the

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. In 2002, he began compiling and mixing the CDs for annual arts magazine ''K48'', which also featured his collaborations with nightlife celebrity Sophia Lamar. The same year saw Yesandno, his side-project with Captain Comatose's

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, release their 12-inch '' Notahit'' on

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, in addition to his collaboration with

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which appeared alongside

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on their album '' United We Doth''. He later appeared on TRL for their

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show

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. 2003 saw him performing for

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, and photographs of him by designer Hedi Slimane appeared on the cover of '' Butt Magazine''. In 2004, he had an art show with

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and John Connelly Presents consisting of work from fifty artists "inspired by/responding to/commenting on/or utilizing the meat" of the CD he was then working on. Artists included

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, AA Bronson,

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and Assume Vivid Astro Focus. The show, "a decidedly off-kilter fun fair", according to ''

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'', was chosen as one of the year's best in the ''

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''. His CD ''Divided By Lightning'', released in conjunction with the art show, featured collaborations with

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, Avenue D and Tigra of

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. The companion DVD, '' Multiplied By Thunder'', featured a "pulsating geometric" video made by

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for his reimagining of

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's "Elemental Childe", and a version of his song "

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" sung by

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. 2005 saw remixes of Yukari Fresh and

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, in addition to " Pirateradiophiiliip", a DJ mix CD consisting of " mashups" he had made which fusing hip hop, R&B and

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with the underground

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and club music of the time. 2007 also saw the belated release of " Totally Magic", his EP with now-defunct ex-roommates and

boundary-stretchers Avenue D. Later in 2007 the last Phiiliip album, ''Magically Bad'' was released for free (as all Philip Something's subsequent music would be) on his website. '' ''" Homefreeze", the single, also appeared on the prison-themed #6 issue of '' K48'', the last to feature Phiiliip handling the mixing of the companion CD. The other single " Open Sun" also became a flower-entranced video by

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, the NY-based visual magician who also made the video for " Summer Collection" which became the cover of ''Divided By Lightning. '' In 2008 Phiiliip notice a disturbance in the reigning culture succinctly embodied by the media's viciously invasive treatment of

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, and so he began deconstructing her crumbling image in the brutally harsh manner utilized by the toxic

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culture, using as its source material all hyper-microscopic samples found on

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. Searching for "

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" led to the unrepentant stimulant anthem "

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", and after several months of sourcing he had genetically databased the darker skeleton of culture and began elucidating its hidden errors through intensive electronic manipulation of randomly encountered details. It resulted in an album, '' Dignity, The Joke'', which he released as Total BS on ''

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''s website in conjunction with an interview in the magazine about the symptoms of

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he was experiencing at the time, concomitantly with

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and her breakdown. In 2009, he recorded a double CD, ''Easily Scared'' (as Total PX) to serve as the soundtrack for

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's art show "Pigxote". He also did an archive-raiding ultimix of Sweet Thunder for a split 7 inch with

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and performed at their reunion in

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with Omega Jarden. 2010 saw Phiiliip recording

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cover albums as Jenkins (a tactless uncensored Phiiliip parody character off-the-books credited to

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). "Acoustic Tomb", "Castle of Pi", "Artery Clocka", "Zac Efron's Vegetable Gravy" and "Hexed In Heliotrope" were posted on

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and then disappeared (along with the personality, which was fairly antagonistic) on a dead laptop. 2012 saw Phiiliip return, this time as Wirekid. Like "Dignity, The Joke", consisting solely of source material found on

, Wirekid's music began combining fiction,

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, documentary,

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, secret history,

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and

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. Focusing on alternate realities experienced in

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with

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versions of

and

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, primarily centered around the

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empire and the emerging

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echelon. Releasing his new music as a series of albums, singles and DJ mixes on

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and

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, he attempted to incorporate the celebrities he kept encountering at night and attempting to come to grips with and normalize by day online. The primary subject of his new composition/productions was

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, who was documented in "

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" from " The Sixth Floor,' the "

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" single, " zAC eFRON hOUSE pARTY" album, and the presently unreleasable

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" Pistolwhipped By A Pigeon". Likewise praised actor

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provided the source material for " You Are Mistaken" an album detailing an alternate existence of unimaginable horrors (and implied eventual triumph) involving the

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injection, ritualistic sadism and the infinite extremes of

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perpetrated against specially targeted individuals. While strictly theoretical and based on Philip fleshing out ideas related in

instant messaging sessions, " Y.A.M." closely parallels account given by survivors of Project Monarch as found on the

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. The conceptual extremes of this speculative reality were confronted via lyrical battling/deriding with the first Wirekid single "The Pain of Life", followed by the much lighter "I Don't Care" which returned to directly addressing

, who was also the recipient of several free fan-art-projection-aspiring DJ mixes in his honor, including " Pattern Disruptor" (as Fed Zeppelin) and "You Don't Understand The Flow", which would later be sourced for " iLLuuMiiNatI a$$" (a collection of remixes for the rap and

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who populated Philip's

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, from whose catalog Wirekid reenvisioned "Lolly", "

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", " Die In Your Arms", "

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", "

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", " All That Matters", " Hold Tight", " PYD", "What's Hatnin'" "Swap It Out", "

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", " All Bad", "Memphis", Heartbreaker", " Recovery", "She Don't Like The Lights", "Backpack", "Memphis", and the unverifieds "Together Forever" and "Future". In 2014 he will begin work on 'Fantastic Nation,' an album of original material with a slated release date of 2014.

Discography

Albums

* ''Pet Cancer'' (2001) * ''Divided by Lightning'' (2005) * ''Pirate Radio Phiiliip'' (2006) * ''Totally Magic'' (2007) * ''Magically Bad'' (2007) * ''Dignity, the Joke'' (2008) * ''Easily Scared'' (2009) * ''Acoustic Tomb'' (2010) * ''Castle of Pi'' (2010) * ''Artery Clocka'' (2010) * ''Zac Efron's Vegetable Gravy'' (2010) * ''Hexed in Heliotrope'' (2010) * ''The Sixth Floor'' (2013) * ''Pattern Disruptor'' (2013) * ''Zac Efron's House Party'' (2013) * ''You Are Mistaken,'' (2013) * ''Pistol Whipped by a Pigeon'' (2013) * ''TrEaaatsZ'' (2013) * ''iLLuuMiiNatI a$$'' (2013) * ''Breathe'' (2014)

Singles

* "Notahit" (2003) * "Sweet Thunder" (2009) * "The Pain of Life" (2013) * "I Don't Care" (2013) * "Paragons of Capitalism" / "Dying to Layla" (2013) * "NSA" / "Life" (2013) * "Drizzle Upside Down" (2013)

DVDs

*''Multiplied by Thunder'' (2005)

References

*Olsen, Eric
Pet Cancer Review
''Blogcritics.org''. August 14, 2002. *Stockdale, Nancy L
American Patchwork Tour Review
''Deep Magazine 2003''. *Lafreniere, Steve
ArtForum Top Ten
"ArtForum". May 2002. *Grayson, Kathy
''Divided by Lightning''
''Deitch Projects''. *Lafreniere, Steve
''Divided by Lightning'' Review
''ArtForum''. November 23, 2004. *Cotter, Holland

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''. December 26, 2004. *Laster, Paul

''wburg.com''.

External links

Philip Something on Tumblr.comPhiiliip's official websitePhiiliip on Discogs.comPhiiliip on Youtube.comWirekid on SoundCloud.comWirekid on Bandcamp.comPhilip Something on Ask.fm
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