The Wheel sees Kalabi collaborating with the hip-hop producer Remulak and guitarist Guy Osborn on a number of tracks, with the result being a varied mix of moods and grooves.

With beautiful artwork by Dan Birkbeck, Kalabi continues to experiment and evolve on The Wheel.

1. Worship
2. Hypnosis (feat Guy Osborn)
3. Woc it up a Notch
4. Copper
5. Homebrew
6. Reside Away
7. Can't Sleep Won't Sleep
8. New Beginnings
9. The Wheel

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 9/4/2012
Kalabi lives in Cheshire England

Tagged as: Electronica, Downtempo, Chillout

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