Kenny Segal (born December 3, 1979),^[1] also known as Syndakit,^[2] is an American record producer and DJ based in Los Angeles, California.^[2] In 2018, Mixmag described him as "one of the best hip-hop producers in the city."^[3] He has been a member of Team Supreme,^[4] The Kleenrz,^[5] and The Jefferson Park Boys.^[6]

Kenny Segal was born and raised in Rockville, Maryland.^[6] He played cello in school orchestras.^[6] He attended University of Southern California on a computer engineering scholarship.^[6] Subsequently, he changed his major to audio recording.^[2]

Kenny Segal originally played drum and bass at the Konkrete Jungle party in the 1990s.^[3] At Konkrete Jungle, he met rappers from the Project Blowed collective.^[6] After being inspired by Los Angeles' underground rap scene, he eventually switched to hip hop.^[3] He was one of the first musicians to perform at the Low End Theory party.^[3]

In 2008, Kenny Segal released Ken Can Cook.^[2] A concept album based around food and cooking, it included guest appearances from Abstract Rude, Aceyalone, Myka 9, and P.E.A.C.E., among others.^[7] In 2015, he produced the album So the Flies Don't Come for Milo^[8] setting off a string of critically acclaimed collaborative albums^[9] including Hiding Places and Maps with Billy Woods,^[10] Back at the House (2019) with Hemlock Ernst.^[11], Purple Moonlight Pages (2020) with R.A.P. Ferreira and The Jefferson Park Boys,^[12] and Ajai (2020) with Serengeti.^[9] In 2018, he released instrumental album Happy Little Trees.^[13] Bandcamp Daily included it on the "Best Beat Tapes of 2018" list.^[14]

• 3080 Flux (2002) (with Phoenix Orion, as Phoenix Orion and Syndakit)
• Ken Can Cook (2008)
• The Kleenrz (2012) (with Self Jupiter, as The Kleenrz)
• Season 2 (2016) (with Self Jupiter, as The Kleenrz)
• Happy Little Trees (2018)
• Hiding Places (2019) (with Billy Woods)
• Back at the House (2019) (with Hemlock Ernst)
• Ajai (2020) (with Serengeti)
• Indoors (2021)
• Maps (2023) (with Billy Woods)
• How To Capture Playful (2023) (with Pink Navel)

• Kenstrumentalz Vol. 1: Look What I Found Under Kenny's Couch (2013)
• Kenstrumentals Vol. 2: Summer Rarities (2016)
• Kenstrumentals Vol. 3: Travelog (2018)

• It's All Math (2014)
• Casual Horns, Dog (2018) (with Aaron Carmack and Mike Parvizi, as The Jefferson Park Boys)

• "Big Business" (2015) (with Self Jupiter, as The Kleenrz)
• "Ajai Epilogue" (2020) (with Serengeti)
• "Facetime" (2023) (with Billy Woods featuring Samuel T. Herring)

• Haiku d'Etat – "Coup de Theatre" from Coup de Theatre (2004)
• P.E.A.C.E. – Megabyte (2004)
• Aceyalone – "Grand Imperial" from Grand Imperial (2006)
• The Blacklove Radiators – Memoirs of Planet Lovetron (2008)
• Freestyle Fellowship – "Ambassadors" and "Gimmee" from The Promise (2011)
• Busdriver – "Eat Rich" and "Go Hard or Go Homogenous" from Perfect Hair (2014)
• Open Mike Eagle – "Idaho" from Dark Comedy (2014)
• Busdriver – "Much" and "Worlds to Run" from Thumbs (2015)
• Milo – So the Flies Don't Come (2015)
• Armand Hammer – "Pergamum" from Rome (2017)
• Milo – "Magician (Suture)", "The Young Man Has a Point (Nurture)", "Paging Mr. Bill Nun", "Sorcerer", "Yet Another", "Embroidering Machine", and "Rapper" from Who Told You to Think??!!?!?!?! (2017)
• Open Mike Eagle – "No Selling (Uncle Butch Pretending It Don't Hurt)" from Brick Body Kids Still Daydream (2017)
• Armand Hammer – "Alternate Side Parking" and "ECOMOG" from Paraffin (2018)
• Busdriver – "I Been There" from Electricity Is on Our Side (2018)
• Milo – "Mythbuilding Exercise No.9", "Deposition Regarding the Green Horse for Rap", and "Thinking While Eating a Handful of Almonds" from Budding Ornithologists Are Weary of Tired Analogies (2018)
• The Grouch – "Procrastination" from Unlock the Box (2018)
• Self Jupiter – "Window Seat" from S*xy Beast (2019)
• Armand Hammer – "Dead Cars" from Shrines (2020)
• R.A.P. Ferreira – Purple Moonlight Pages (2020)
• Serengeti – KDxMPC (2020)
• Elucid – "Jumanji" from I Told Bessie (2022)
• R.A.P Ferreira – "mythsysizer instinct" from 5 to the Eye with Stars (2022)
• Armand Hammer - "Total Recall", and "Doves" from We Buy Diabetic Test Strips (2024)

• Kenny Segal on SoundCloud
• Kenny Segal discography at Discogs