Killed Kassette

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Born out of the seminal UK rave scene of the ‘90s, Killed Kassette is an artist with an impressive story to tell. A pioneer of house music with a remarkable resume, his career is composed of associations with some of the biggest artists and labels in the evolution of the genre (including remixes for Carl Craig, Kevin Saunderson, Chez Damier, Roland Clark, and Paul Oakenfold's illustrious Perfecto Records imprint). Once a member of a highly successful production duo, he made the break as a solo artist in 2013 and hasn’t looked back. Falling firmly on his feet, he quickly garnered the attention of none other than Kevin Saunderson’s iconic KMS Records imprint. That foot in the door and endorsement from one of house music’s most-respected outfits naturally led to breaking into the scene and an ever-growing presence in the electronic music world. Killed Kassette’s sonic palette is inspired by the underground music scene; a spectrum of flavours from rave and breakbeat through to old-school techno, piano house, and filtered disco. The many production methods and influential sounds used by such artists are an impactful factor on Killed Kassette’s output, as much is evident in his standout production signature. His journey through the ever-changing world of house music has inspired releases on a variety of much-appreciated imprints. Signing music to the likes of KMS, Armada Music, Lapsus, Kittball, Roush, Simma Black, and more has seen his creations championed by a plethora of industry heavyweights including Fatboy Slim, Roger Sanchez, Sasha, Maya Jane Coles, Groove Armada, and Claude VonStroke, and has even seen him hit global airwaves courtesy of airtime on the famed BBC Radio 1.