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The Berlin underground has always thrived on contradictions, and Kalipo’s Alles embodies that tradition while giving it a deeply personal twist. Across its tracks, we find an artist who refuses to separate songwriting from club culture, instead weaving them into a seamless fabric of beats, guitars, and intimate lyrics.
The title track is a standout, evolving from a dense, driving groove into shimmering openness. Geister haunts with its spectral atmosphere, and My Laboratory plays like a manifesto—raw, direct, and hypnotic. These moments reveal Kalipo’s mastery of tension: every heavy bassline carries a spark of release, every laconic vocal phrase opens into hidden vulnerability.
Alles is not only a collection of songs but a meditation on transformation. Its themes—fear, departure, desire, and love—mirror its sonic journey from shadow into light. This is music that does not shy away from darkness but insists on moving through it, reminding us that even on the heaviest dance floors, there is always room for hope.
