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Calika Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
Releasing his debut album in 2005 on Audiobulb Records, Simon Kealoha has continued to investigate the musical territory between acoustic and electronic sounds. Forcing them to collide in ever more interesting combinations. The music ranges from beat laden instrumental hip hop to studies in tone and texture, often happening within the same piece. Simple joy in discovery. ... more
Calika recommends:
Been a fan since his Fuel record days and he has continued to push the boundries of beats and bass as far as thy can go
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A lesson in understated, restrained beauty from a collective of wonderful musicians. Way more than the sum of it's parts.
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Fourth: The Golden Eagle
by Kelpe
A man with a flare for beats that are intricately complex whilst being wonderfully playful and full of warmth, like a computer having a baby with Mad Lib's hamster. One of the best around.
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