Hot Leather

Hot Leather is a synth-punk project led by Clyde Webb, known for his eclectic and often provocative online presence. Webb, who also goes by the handle "kornfan420," has been involved in music throughout his life, initially exploring various genres before settling into the synth-punk style that defines Hot Leather. The project began to take shape around 2016 or 2017, evolving from a group effort into a solo endeavor. Hot Leather's music often explores themes of loneliness, love, and self-mutilation, resonating with a niche audience that appreciates its unique blend of electronic and punk elements. Webb's background includes influences from shows like "Jackass" and "The Tom Green Show," which have shaped his irreverent style both online and in his music.

Hot Leather has performed at a variety of shows, including those with hardcore bands and SoundCloud rappers, reflecting the project's versatility and ability to connect with diverse musical communities. Despite the dark themes in his lyrics, Webb aims to create music that is both catchy and impactful, often surprising audiences with his ability to craft memorable songs. His goal is to continue producing music and performing at notable festivals, such as The Fest in Florida, a long-held aspiration for him.