Bread and Circuits : Kalabi

Kalabi : Bread and Circuits.
Chillout music for late nights and early mornings.

Bread and Circuits is a collection of some of Kalabi's earlier work, including some remixes of earlier tracks. Some of these tracks date back to over ten years ago, yet still sound fresh today.

The signature Kalabi sound of warm bass and layered ambience is here; high end production with soulful song writing.

Songs:

1. 47 Burning Violins
2. Inside the Sun
3. Sacharissa
4. Broken Toy
5. Gliss (Other Side Mix)
6. Wish I Was There
7. Sick Day Jam
8. Bass Doodle
9. Sunburnt Busker
10. 47 Burning Violins (James Bright Remix)

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 08/23/2014
Kalabi lives in Cheshire England

Tagged as: Electronica, Other, Chillout

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