KENNY
McCORMICK IV
He left the Mormon church and the normal path. He found the road. He found the Deer Trail. And he became an artist.
The characters will live on — Kenny Holland, My Name Is Nobody, Jimmy Flinders, South Park Kenny, SUNY, AI Babes. But the real artist is Kenny McCormick IV. You will soon hear about him.
Pre-Production Wrapped
They Call Me Trinity — pre-production complete.
Produced by Neff-U and Brett Nolan. First single "Open Heart." On track for release by Halloween.
First Single: Open Heart
THEY CALL ME
TRINITY
The first self-titled album by Kenny McCormick IV
THEY CALL ME TRINITY marks a return—not to a former version of the artist, but to integration.
After releasing music under multiple identities, including Kenny Holland, My Name Is Nobody, SUNY, AI Babes, Jimmy Flinders, South Park Kenny, and The Balcony, this album unifies those voices into a single, grounded statement. Trinity is not a character—it's a framework: the self you're given, the self the world names, and the self you choose to become.
The album just finished pre-production with producers Neff-U andBrett Nolan. Neff-U — a Grammy Award–winning producer who has worked with Michael Jackson, Rihanna, Dr. Dre, Eminem, and Justin Bieber. The first single, Open Heart, leads the record. On track for release by Halloween.
The Characters
They will live on.
Kenny Holland. My Name Is Nobody. Jimmy Flinders. South Park Kenny. AI Babes. Each one a step on the road — a mask, a confession, a chapter in the dying of self.
But the real artist is Kenny McCormick IV. You will soon hear about him.
Latest Release
SOUTH PARK KENNY
SPK
A release exploring character, anonymity, and the boundaries between persona and self.
AI BABES
Love Breaks the Code
Love Breaks the Code is a concept album created and fronted by Kenny, exploring love, intimacy, and meaning in the age of artificial intelligence. Where AI optimizes intelligence, this project centers the one variable that resists computation: human connection.
Released February 14, the album functions as a cultural counterpoint to automation—using music, characters, and narrative to ask what love looks like when intelligence is abundant, but meaning is not.
THEY CALL ME TRINITY
Pink Pony Club
A single from They Call Me Trinity—exploring identity, performance, and belonging through sound and narrative.
KENNY HOLLAND
Lifeline
A foundational work from the Kenny Holland era.
MY NAME IS NOBODY
Demos
Early recordings from the My Name Is Nobody project—raw, unpolished, and foundational to the arc that led to They Call Me Trinity.
The mask comes off.
The Campaign
40 Days. 40 Nights. Asheville.
A 40-day love crusade in the Blue Ridge — music, mountains, plants and one honest question. Kenny's debut album launches across the forty nights. The Deer Trail documentary carries the story.
THE TEAM
Kenny McCormick IV
Artist / Creator
Kenny McCormick is a musician and conceptual artist whose work explores identity, authorship, and coherence in the modern age. Rather than operating through a single fixed persona, Kenny has intentionally moved through multiple voices and identities—using music, story, and participation to examine how meaning survives fragmentation in a world shaped by performance, algorithms, and AI.
That exploration culminates in They Call Me Trinity, the debut album — pre-production complete, produced by Neff-U and Brett Nolan, with first single Open Heart. The first album released under his given name, Kenny McCormick IV.
My Name Is Nobody began as a long-form, multi-platform cultural project designed to unfold over time rather than arrive fully explained. Blending music, visual content, physical artifacts, public activations, and real-world participation, the project functioned as a long signal—experienced gradually through recognition rather than instruction.
At its core, My Name Is Nobody explored how a single artist could move through multiple voices, genres, and formats without fragmenting the truth. Participation was voluntary. Progress was earned. Explanation was never required.
That arc resolves with They Call Me Trinity, integrating the identities that came before it. The title reflects a structural idea: the self you're born as, the self the world names, and the self you ultimately claim. Where Nobody examined anonymity, multiplicity, and authorship without ego, Trinity marks a return to name—not as branding, but as ownership.
In an era where AI can generate infinite voices and identity itself becomes modular, Kenny's work asks: What does it mean to be a self when intelligence is abundant, but coherence is rare? They Call Me Trinity is the answer—not as explanation, but as embodiment.
Holly Carter
Executive Producer & Cultural Advisor
Holly Carter serves as Executive Producer and Cultural Advisor, guiding the strategic positioning, industry alignment, and long-form vision of the project. Through her work at Relevé Entertainment Group, Holly brings deep expertise in bridging culture, faith, and mainstream media—helping ensure the work translates beyond niche audiences while maintaining integrity. Her role focuses on elevation and alignment: connecting the creative vision to the right platforms, partners, and cultural moments without diluting its core message. Holly's involvement situates the project within a broader cultural conversation, expanding its reach while protecting its meaning.
Walter Millsap III
Executive Producer · Capital Partner · The Closer
Walter Millsap III is a Grammy Award–winning producer and executive who has worked across music, film, and live entertainment at the highest level. His career spans chart-topping records, major artist development, and high-level deal structuring. What defines Walter in this project is not just experience—it's execution. He understands how to take something that is already real and give it the structure, capital, and pathway to scale. He doesn't build the moment. He makes sure it actually happens. In this project, Walter is the bridge between the room, the work, and the world it's about to enter.
Neff-U
Album Producer · Sound Architect
Neff-U (Theron Feemster) is the album's producer and the closest creative counterpart to Kenny inside the room. A multiple-Grammy-winning songwriter and producer, Neff-U has worked with Michael Jackson, Rihanna, Dr. Dre, Eminem, and Justin Bieber. In the room, he operates like a modern-day Rick Rubin: minimal, focused, unshakably clear. He doesn't force sound—he reveals it. He is the translator between instinct and execution—the one who turns ideas into songs that actually land.