Good luck trying to label DJ Nobody. There was his first incarnation around the turn of the millennium when he produced moody, murky beats for Freestyle Fellowship, Abstract Rude and the helter-skelter rhymers that revolved around the Project Blowed world.

He flipped styles on 2003′s “Pacific Drift,” enlisting Chris Gunst of Beachwood Sparks, Paul Larson and Jimmy Tamborello of Dntel to croon over his electronic-glossed beats. Later, he and Gunst formed the psychedelic-skewing Mystic Chords of Memory, which segued nicely into the disorienting lysergic bliss of Blank Blue.

Last year, Nobody dropped the all-auto-tuned singer/songwriter confessional, “One for All Without Hesitation” in addition to crafting beats for Nocando and his latest endeavor Songodsons with 2Mex.

Nobody is an original Labrat and star of dublab’s Secondhand Sureshots. In addition to his dublab mixes, Nobody co-hosted the now legendary “She Comes in Colours” with Dr. Frederick Phases on KXLU for nearly a decade.

Catch Nobody at his weekly stint as one of the four resident DJs at the Low End Theory, where he also puts in heavy work co-booking the club’s ever compelling lineup.