Xenophile Wildstyle: World 'Best Of' K.I.A. and Shinjuku Zulu

This track is from the 22-track release “Sonorous Susurrus” by K.I.A., which also features the songs "Dubmarine" (chillout ambient), "Scatter" (jazz trip hop), and "Sleep" (blues/ambient). Video sampler at Youtube. All tracks @ iTUNES. PRESS REVIEWS: "'Sonorous Susurrus' is minimalistic, melancholly...Good dubby house, good electronic dancehall..." -EXCLAIM! "...Electronica that takes in world music, dub, folk, pop, breakbeat techno, hip hop, blues, angels, 'microdancehall' and 'acapellatronica'. Read more on Last.fm.

There are 2 artists known as K.I.A. 1. This artist records as K.I.A. as well as Shinjuku Zulu. DISCOGRAPHY (see iTunes)- K.I.A.: -Sonorous Susurrus (22 tracks) feat. Nevermine, Howdydaomaori -Adieu Shinjuku Zulu (15 tracks) feat. Mrs Major Tom, Allelujah K.I.A. & Shinjuku Zulu: -DXLR8 -Downtempo Best of K.I.A. & Shinjuku Zulu feat. Mrs. Major Tom, Scatter, Dubmarine Shinjuku Zulu: -Kiss the Honey, Honey (7 tracks) feat. SXYLV -Various Chimeras (19 tracks) feat. Make Me Shake, We Do Supersonic, Scarborough Fair (A True Dub of Mine) -Shinjuku Zulu (14 tracks) feat. That Groove, Segue, Sweetness Likes the Reverb BIOGRAPHY- K.I.A., also known as Shinjuku Zulu, never takes a straightforward approach — not with his worldly music nor with the convoluted presentation of it. The Canadian producer, born Kirby Andersen, began in Calgary, where he graduated in 1988 from the city's university with a degree in English literature. From there he followed his urge to travel and moved to Tokyo, where he found substatial inspiration in Japanese culture and its wonderful ironies — ancient temples amid a forward-looking highly technological society. He eventually returned to North America, ended up in Toronto by way of Los Angeles. He began work on what would become his debut album, Shinjuku Zulu (2000), which he released under a moniker of the same name on his upstart Neuphoria Recordings label. The release drew from numerous styles of music, most of them either categorized under the electronica or world genres, and freely mixed these styles together, not only throughout the album but also throughout the course of a given track. Moreover, the album featured numerous guest vocalists as well, adding yet more ecclecticism to the mix. The release earned him notable praise from the Canadian press, and the producer switched his name to K.I.A. for his second and third releases, before returning to Shinjuku Zulu (See DISCOGRAPHY below.) 2. Krapoel in axe (Krapuul in actie) is a Blegian Hip-hop (frithop) group. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.