Kelly Deco

Kelly Deco is a rock artist known for his unique blend of retro-futurism, rock, love, and fantasy. Born on January 7th, he draws inspiration from iconic figures like Elvis Presley and David Bowie, whose birthdays closely align with his own. Kelly's music career began in California, where he played local venues in Sacramento and the Bay Area. His band even opened for Roky Erickson, a highlight of their early performances. Kelly Deco's style is characterized by a mix of old 70s rock with futuristic twists, often drawing from influences like Bowie and Meatloaf.

Kelly Deco has released several notable albums and tracks, including "Constellation," which features standout songs like "Automat Girl" and "David Bowie's Brain." This album was produced by Grammy-winning producer Val Garay, known for his work with artists like Linda Ronstadt and James Taylor. Kelly's music often explores themes of love and fantasy, blending vintage and futuristic elements. His recent releases include tracks like "Destination Fascination" and "Venus," showcasing his eclectic style. Kelly Deco's work has garnered national attention, particularly with the video for "No Reality," which charted in Billboard's Viewer's Top Request in 1991.

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