Hot Sugar is an American record producer from New York City. Born Nick Koenig, he is known for a style called associative music, which involves sampling found sounds from non-traditional sources. He has been developing this technique since the age of 13. In 2011, he released his debut EP, Muscle Milk, and produced the song âSleepâ for the Roots' album Undun. His subsequent recordings included the EPs Moon Money (2012) and Midi Murder (2012). In 2013, he produced the song âBarbie Jeepâ by the rapper Kitty. In 2015, he issued his debut studio album, God's Hand, through Break World Records. That same year, he starred in the documentary film Hot Sugar's Cold World, which received an honorable mention at the Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival. His later studio albums included The Melody of Dust (2017), Candlelight (2020), Screenlight (2022) and Creation Myth (2024). His music has also been featured in the television series Broad City.
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