Denny Kidd.
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Denny Kidd: Hard Rock/Hip-Hop
Denny Kidd (Born April 11, 1987) is an American musician, actor and film/music producer. Kidd plays ‘Brady’ in the 2022 theatrical film A Night of the Undead (formerly titled A Night of the Living Dead) starring Nancy Anne Ridder (Wes Craven’s 1996 cult-classic Scream). Kidd is an executive producer of the 2023 film The Dark Room starring Diane Franklin (Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure/Amityville II: The Possession). Kidd also makes a cameo near the film’s ending sequence. Kidd is an executive producer and also plays the role of ‘Tony’ in the 2024 film Daylight To Dark starring Tuesday Knight (A Nightmare on Elm Street Part IV: The Dream Master) and is written by Rollin Jewitt (American Vampire). Kidd operates a recording studio/musical publishing label titled Kidd Kave Music (aka The Kidd Kave). In 2021 – Kidd was acquired by Shudder films and contracted to complete original music for various horror films. Kidd’s song ‘They’re Coming To Get You!’ is the main theme song to the 2022 film A Night of the Undead. In 2023, Kidd was featured as the guitarist on the song ‘Pieces’ by Mary Magdalan (Hollywood, CA)(Industrial/Hip-Hop/Hard Rock). Kidd was also featured in the official music video. Kidd is a solo artist and session musician. Kidd released his debut solo ep titled ‘Loser’ on March 06, 2023 (Rock/Hard Rock/Hip-Hop). Kidd is the touring guitarist for BryLew (Pop-Punk/Hip-Hop) and is featured on the track ‘Rage’. In January 2024, Kidd released 3 solo tracks to be featured on EP titled ‘Kult’ (Hip-Hop/Rap Rock). Kidd is the producer and frontman of the Hard Rock/Nu Metal band Sleeping In Silence. Kidd and Sleeping In Silence are currently working on their debut ep and can be seen performing live all across the USA. In 2024, Tuesday Knight (A Nightmare on Elm Street Part IV: The Dream Master) was recorded and produced at Kidd Kave Music. Knight completed tracks for the 2024 film Daylight To Dark and collaborations with Kidd on tracks such as the A Nightmare On Elm Street classic ‘Nightmare’.
