Kaleya

This Friday at the Reggae House with my mate Systematic !!!

Greetings People!!!
As we're running a lower prices week, now all the merch at my bandcamp page is on 30% discount!!!🔥🔥🔥
So, go to https://kaleyasound.bandcamp.com/ and on any item you would like, use the code "kaleyadubz" to get the discount!

Offer will be up until Friday 5/12/25 23:59 UTC.

Drum&Bass Journey ep.29 w/ Insom & Kaleya
Aired Live from Cannibalradio.com Wed 13 November 2025!

🔥 Tunes from DJ Aphrodite, Drumsound & Bassline Smith, Tantrum Desire, Document One, Villem, Alix Perez, Derrick & Tonika & more

View show here:

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Mu: “We pretty much always lock in to the sampler, which is running the drums and also the bass. There’s usually some sample or hook that we start with, then get rid of about halfway through, and from there it’s just straight improv. The average length for a track at a gig is 20 minutes to half an hour – for one track. That gives me an opportunity to work out what’s probably going to work energy-wise and vibe-wise. We don’t have a set list – I just throw and they don’t know what’s coming next. I’ve done a lot of similar stuff using sparse beats on turntables with musicians. But this is essentially original music; we’re not using someone else’s beats off a record. We’re actually writing these grooves and taking them in live.”

In 2002, Fat Freddy's Drop were relatively young–they formed in 1999–and Mu sat down with Steven Shaw for an interview for Pulp magazine. You can read the full interview here: https://www.audioculture.co.nz/articles/fat-freddy-s-drop-long-players

The photo, by Sarah Hunter, is of Mu with his MPC in an improvised studio in a lounge in Tooting, South London, Fat Freddy’s Drop's home base for six weeks in 2003.

You asked for it.. We'll do it again!!!
Wednesday 9/7 I'm joining forces with Superzut from Belgium on percussions for one more tropically tribal set at Time-Marine Antiparos !!!
See you there!!!

Wednesday 2/7 at Time-Marine Antiparos we go tropically mad!!!

Afternoons hit different at Time Marine…
Feel the Afro Tropical vibes with Kaleya & Superzut and live percussion magic.
✨ Grooves, chilled cocktails & rhythm in the air!

Good day people!!! CD's of "Blind Day" are now available!!!
Grab yours at:
https://timewarpmusic.bandcamp.com/album/blind-day

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