Kalk: Akasha

Kalk SKU: 35705550
Kalk: Akasha

Kalk: Akasha

Kalk SKU: 35705550

Format: 12-INCH SINGLE

Regular price $15.98
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Title: Akasha
Artist: Kalk
Label: Running Back
Product Type: 12-INCH SINGLE
UPC: 4260038318706
Genre: Rock

Reissue. Originally released in 1998. Gerd Janson on the release: "When Kalk (the collaborative project of Philippe Heinen and Joffrey Becker) was released on Julien Briffaz's label Brif in 1999, I had just started to DJ out at a Club in Darmstadt (the late Café Kesselhaus) and the restrained, yet punchy house tracks symbolized what I liked about deep house back then: a mellow alternative to the BPM hunt and rigid attitude in mainstream techno, while not losing itself in chin-stroking wisdom or pesky noodling.... Mildly edited and restored in the best human-possible way."

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