Ken Hylind

Ken Hylind is a multi-instrumentalist songwriter, multi-media producer, singer, rapper, DJ, graphic designer, podcast host, voice artist, and about 32 other things - too many to mention.

He's worked with artists and brands such as Playing For Change, The Grateful Dead, Buddy Guy, Afro Fiesta, Theo Von, Krav Maga Worldwide, REI, Christopher Titus, Everlast, and Tony Horton. 

His design work has been seen on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, Vogue, Cosmopolitan, Black Belt Magazine, "Gone Girl" movie, and many others, including several buildings across Los Angeles.

His music career (Tragik) officially started after one of his songs, "Pencil Drawings," won him a radio contest to open for the Black Crowes, leading him to form and front the band "Tragik." Hylind has since written and produced music for various projects and artists such as Theo Von, Christopher Titus, Rachel Bradley, WWE Wrestler Mike Flyte, "Ramona and Beezus" movie, "A Moment In Purgatory" short film, and "Fight Girls" the TV Series.