Kid Fourteen

Kid Fourteen is the solo moniker of Khodor Ellaik, a Lebanese musician and songwriter known for his unique blend of pop, post-punk, noise, and electronic music. Born in 1987, Khodor began his musical journey in 2010 with the punk band Beirut Scum Society, later forming the No Wave outfit Friendly Faces. He transitioned to his solo project Kid Fourteen in 2015, releasing his debut album "Dream Kids Never Sleep" in 2016. Since then, he has released several albums, including "Blood-thick Silence" (2018), "Love" (2020), "A Brief Emotional Dragon" (2023), and the instrumental album "Heart is a Malady" (2024). Khodor's influences range from Suicide and Xiu Xiu to Scott Walker and Baxter Dury. He is currently based in Paris, France, where he continues to explore diverse musical styles and collaborate with various artists.

Khodor's music career has been marked by extensive touring across Europe and the MENA region. His live performances are known for their eclectic sound and visual identity. Kid Fourteen's discography reflects a constant evolution, with each album exploring different themes and musical genres. His recent move to Paris has further influenced his work, as seen in his latest releases. With a growing reputation as one of the region's most forward-thinking musicians, Kid Fourteen continues to captivate audiences with his innovative and dynamic soundscapes.