Edible Arrangements : Kalabi

Kalabi : Edible Arrangements.
Chillout music for late nights and early mornings.

Old school hip hop beats, deep dubby bass and blissed out ambience all mixed up and served chilled. Written and recorded in a week during a particularly gloomy Northern England winter, but perfect to listen to on a Summer's evening.

Songs:

1. Diminish
2. Infinite Monkey
3. Tuesday's Child
4. Birdies
5. Dragonfly
6. Old Flames Dead Matches
7. Purilia
8. Warmer
9. Waiting On The Weekend

Listen to: the entire album.

License Chillout music for late nights and early mornings by Kalabi for your project.
Play the music of Kalabi in your restaurant or store.

Release date: 08/17/2015
Kalabi lives in Cheshire England

Tagged as: Electronica, Other, Chillout, Dub

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